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Nonlinearity compensation: Is the knowledge of absolute amplitude and phase really necessary?

We discuss necessary and sufficient conditions conducive to the reversal of nonlinear interaction in fiber optic transmission. While the complete information about complex amplitude and phase of the electric field certainly allows reversal of the nonlinear interaction, it is shown that knowledge about carriers' frequencies in WDM represents a sufficient condition for a successful compensation of the nonlinear impairment.