This paper considers the numerical solution of inverse problems with an L¹ data fitting term, which is challenging due to the lack of differentiability of the objective functional. Utilizing convex duality, the problem is reformulated as minimizing a smooth functional with pointwise constraints, which can be efficiently solved using a semismooth Newton method. In order to achieve superlinear convergence, the dual problem requires additional regularization. For both the primal and the dual problems, the choice of the regularization parameters is crucial. We propose adaptive strategies for choosing these parameters. The regularization parameter in the primal formulation is chosen according to a balancing principle derived from the model function approach, whereas the one in the dual formulation is determined by a path-following strategy based on the structure of the optimality conditions. Several numerical experiments confirm the efficiency and robustness of the proposed method and adaptive strategy.
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