Frequentist-Bayes Hybrid Covariance Estimationfor Unfolding Problems

10/15/2021
by   Pim Jordi Verschuuren, et al.
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In this paper we present a frequentist-Bayesian hybrid method for estimating covariances of unfolded distributions using pseudo-experiments. The method is compared with other covariance estimation methods using the unbiased Rao-Cramer bound (RCB) and frequentist pseudo-experiments. We show that the unbiased RCB method diverges from the other two methods when regularization is introduced. The new hybrid method agrees well with the frequentist pseudo-experiment method for various amounts of regularization. However, the hybrid method has the added advantage of not requiring a clear likelihood definition and can be used in combination with any unfolding algorithm that uses a response matrix to model the detector response.

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