Data Compression for CMB Experiments
A. H. Jaffe, L. E. Knox, J. R. Bond
Abstract
We discuss data compression for CMB experiments. Although "radical compression" to Cl bands, via quadratic estimators or local bandpowers, potentially offers a great savings in computation time, they do a considerably worse job at recovering the full likelihood than the the signal-to-noise eigenmode method of compression.
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