The L-curve method was developed for the selection of regularization parameters in the solution of discrete systems obtained from ill-posed problems. An analysis of this method is given for selecting a parameter for Tikhonov regularization. This analysis, which is carried out in a semi-discrete, semi-stochastic setting, shows that the L-curve approach yields regularized solutions which fail to converge for a certain class of problems. A numerical example is also presented which indicates that this lack of convergence can arise in practical applications.
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C. R. Vogel (1996) studied this question.
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