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Hybrid Gibbs Sampling and MCMC for CMB Analysis at Small Angular Scales

Abstract

A) Gibbs Sampling has now been validated as an efficient, statistically exact, and practically useful method for "low-L" (as demonstrated on WMAP temperature polarization data). B) We are extending Gibbs sampling to directly propagate uncertainties in both foreground and instrument models to total uncertainty in cosmological parameters for the entire range of angular scales relevant for Planck. C) Made possible by inclusion of foreground model parameters in Gibbs sampling and hybrid MCMC and Gibbs sampling for the low signal to noise (high-L) regime. D) Future items to be included in the Bayesian framework include: 1) Integration with Hybrid Likelihood (or posterior) code for cosmological parameters; 2) Include other uncertainties in instrumental systematics? (I.e. beam uncertainties, noise estimation, calibration errors, other).

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Jewell, Jeffrey B., Eriksen, H. K., Wandelt, B. D., Gorski, K. M., Huey, G., O'Dwyer, I. J., Dickinson, C., Banday, A. J., Lawrence, C. R.. 2008-01-28. Hybrid Gibbs Sampling and MCMC for CMB Analysis at Small Angular Scales. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100020170

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