1110.6285 (Alexander Rothkopf)
Alexander Rothkopf
I propose an improvement to the implementation of the well established Maximum Entropy Method by departing from Bryan's concept of singular search space. Working with numerical data from Lattice QCD I found that in cases where prior information is scarce and the number of data-points small, extension of the search space can dramatically improve the reconstructed spectra. The reason for the inadequacy of Bryan's method and a remedy are discussed based on the shape of the basis functions of the search space and results from a mock data analysis. In order to adequately approach problems where an exponentially damped Kernel is used, I provide an implementation using the C/C++ language that utilizes high precision arithmetic adjustable at run-time. The LBFGS algorithm is included in the code in order to attack problems without the need to resort to a particular search space restriction.
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