Hello,
I'm running CosmoMC with the some recent cosmological measurements (CMB, BAO, PantheonPlus).
When I run CosmoMC with action 4 (testing likelihoods), the values of chi^2 are different for BAO and CMB likelihoods in comparison when I run CosmoMC with action=2 (finding best fit values). Why does this discrepancy appears? The main LCDM parameters are not fixed but vary with reasonable bounds, including cal,kgal, xi, etc.
I will appreciate if someone can give me a hint or the cause of this discrepancies of chi^2 values.
Kind regards,
Jose
CosmoMC: chi^2 values with action 4 vs action 2
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Re: CosmoMC: chi^2 values with action 4 vs action 2
different parameters?
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Re: CosmoMC: chi^2 values with action 4 vs action 2
Hello Anthony,
I'm running a dark energy model where I include 2 extra parameters plus the usual parameters (omegabh2, omegach2, ns, tau, logA, calPlanck, kgal, xi, etc).
Testing the likelihoods (action = 4) and finding the best fit (action =2), the chi^2 values of the BAO and CMB likelihoods are totally different
For example:
Chi-sq (BAO) = 12.68 (action = 4)
Chi-sq (BAO) = 38 (action = 2)
I don't get your sentence "different parameters ?"
Can you explain it a little bit more?
Kind regards,
Jose Lozano
I'm running a dark energy model where I include 2 extra parameters plus the usual parameters (omegabh2, omegach2, ns, tau, logA, calPlanck, kgal, xi, etc).
Testing the likelihoods (action = 4) and finding the best fit (action =2), the chi^2 values of the BAO and CMB likelihoods are totally different
For example:
Chi-sq (BAO) = 12.68 (action = 4)
Chi-sq (BAO) = 38 (action = 2)
I don't get your sentence "different parameters ?"
Can you explain it a little bit more?
Kind regards,
Jose Lozano