Matthew Price
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Scalable and Equivariant Spherical CNNs by Discrete-Continuous (DISCO) Convolutions
No existing spherical convolutional neural network (CNN) framework is both computationally scalable and rotationally equivariant. …
Jeremy Ocampo
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Matthew Price
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Jason D. McEwen
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arXiv
Bayesian model comparison for simulation-based inference
Comparison of appropriate models to describe observational data is a fundamental task of science. The Bayesian model evidence, or …
Alessio S. Mancini
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Matthew M. Docherty
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Matthew Price
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Jason D. McEwen
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arXiv
Machine learning assisted Bayesian model comparison: learnt harmonic mean estimator
We resurrect the infamous harmonic mean estimator for computing the marginal likelihood (Bayesian evidence) and solve its problematic …
Jason D. McEwen
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Christopher G. R. Wallis
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Matthew Price
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Matthew M. Docherty
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arXiv
Mapping dark matter on the celestial sphere with weak gravitational lensing
Convergence maps of the integrated matter distribution are a key science result from weak gravitational lensing surveys. To date, …
Christopher G. R. Wallis
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Matthew Price
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Jason D. McEwen
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Thomas D. Kitching
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Boris Leistedt
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Antoine Plouviez
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arXiv
Sparse Bayesian mass-mapping with uncertainties: hypothesis testing of structure
A crucial aspect of mass mapping, via weak lensing, is quantification of the uncertainty introduced during the reconstruction process. …
Matthew Price
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Jason D. McEwen
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Xiaohao Cai
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Thomas D. Kitching
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Christopher G. R. Wallis
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arXiv
Bayesian variational regularisation on the ball
We develop variational regularisation methods which leverage sparsity-promoting priors to solve severely ill posed inverse problems …
Matthew Price
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Jason D. McEwen
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arXiv
Sparse image reconstruction on the sphere: a general approach with uncertainty quantification
Inverse problems defined naturally on the sphere are becoming increasingly of interest. In this article we provide a general framework …
Matthew Price
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Luke Pratley
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Jason D. McEwen
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arXiv
Sparse Bayesian mass-mapping with uncertainties: Full sky observations on the celestial sphere
To date weak gravitational lensing surveys have typically been restricted to small fields of view, such that the flat-sky approximation …
Matthew Price
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Jason D. McEwen
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Luke Pratley
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Thomas D. Kitching
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arXiv
Efficient generalized spherical CNNs
Many problems across computer vision and the natural sciences require the analysis of spherical data, for which representations may be …
Oliver J. Cobb
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Christopher G. R. Wallis
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Augustine Mavor-Parker
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Augustin Marignier
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Matthew Price
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Mayeul d'Avezac
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Jason D. McEwen
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arXiv
Scale-discretised ridgelet transform on the sphere
We revisit the spherical Radon transform, also called the Funk-Radon transform, viewing it as an axisymmetric convolution on the …
Jason D. McEwen
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Matthew Price
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arXiv
Sparse Bayesian mass-mapping with uncertainties: local credible intervals
Until recently, mass-mapping techniques for weak gravitational lensing convergence reconstruction have lacked a principled statistical …
Matthew Price
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Xiaohao Cai
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Jason D. McEwen
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Marcelo Pereyra
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Thomas D. Kitching
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arXiv
Sparse Bayesian mass-mapping with uncertainties: peak statistics and feature locations
Weak lensing convergence maps – upon which higher order statistics can be calculated – can be recovered from observations of the shear …
Matthew Price
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Xiaohao Cai
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Jason D. McEwen
,
Thomas D. Kitching
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arXiv
Sparse Bayesian mass-mapping with uncertainties
Mass-mapping via weak gravitational lensing has until recently lacked principled statistical consideration of uncertainties introduced …
Matthew Price
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Jason D. McEwen
,
Xiaohao Cai
,
Thomas D. Kitching
,
Christopher G. R. Wallis
,
Marcelo Pereyra
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