A maximum likelihood algorithm for the estimation and renormalization of exponential densities
Panagiotis Stinis
Abstract
We present an algorithm based on maximum likelihood for the estimation and renormalization (marginalization) of exponential densities. The moment-matching problem resulting from the maximization of the likelihood is solved as an optimization problem using the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm. In the case of renormalization, the moments needed to set up the moment-matching problem are evaluated using Swendsen's renormalization method. We focus on the renormalization version of the algorithm, where we demonstrate its use by computing the critical temperature of the two-dimensional Ising model. Possible applications of the algorithm are discussed.
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