Nuisance hardened data compression for fast likelihood-free inference
arXiv:1903.01473 · doi:10.1093/mnras/stz1900
Abstract
In this paper we show how nuisance parameter marginalized posteriors can be inferred directly from simulations in a likelihood-free setting, without having to jointly infer the higher-dimensional interesting and nuisance parameter posterior first and marginalize a posteriori. The result is that for an inference task with a given number of interesting parameters, the number of simulations required to perform likelihood-free inference can be kept (roughly) the same irrespective of the number of additional nuisances to be marginalized over. To achieve this we introduce two extensions to the standard likelihood-free inference set-up. Firstly we show how nuisance parameters can be re-cast as latent variables and hence automatically marginalized over in the likelihood-free framework. Secondly, we derive an asymptotically optimal compression from data down to summaries -- one per interesting parameter -- such that the Fisher information is (asymptotically) preserved, but the summaries are insensitive (to leading order) to the nuisance parameters. This means that the nuisance marginalized inference task involves learning interesting parameters from "nuisance hardened" data summaries, regardless of the presence or number of additional nuisance parameters to be marginalized over. We validate our approach on two examples from cosmology: supernovae and weak lensing data analyses with nuisance parameterized systematics. For the supernova problem, high-fidelity posterior inference of and (marginalized over systematics) can be obtained from just a few hundred data simulations. For the weak lensing problem, six cosmological parameters can be inferred from simulations, irrespective of whether ten additional nuisance parameters are included in the problem or not.
Submitted to MNRAS Mar 2019
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