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Cosmosis pre-normalizes the input parameters before taking the numerical derivatives, so the step size depends on the parameter. Add an option to do something similar, which will allow for easier validations.
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On top of this, there's some information in this paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1606.03451. The idea is to select a step in each parameter that allows to see a change in the likelihood larger than 0.1 (so the differentiation is stable), and in fact, they iterate so the step in each parameter is such that the change in the chi-square is ~1.
Cosmosis pre-normalizes the input parameters before taking the numerical derivatives, so the step size depends on the parameter. Add an option to do something similar, which will allow for easier validations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: