Recovering 'lost' information in the presence of noise: application to rodent-predator dynamics

Details Recovering 'lost' information in the presence of noise: application to rodent-predator dynamics Recovering 'lost' information in the presence of noise: application to rodent-predator dynamics

May 2009

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New Journal of Physics, Volume 11, Issue 5, pp. 053012 (2009).

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A Hamiltonian approach is introduced for the reconstruction of trajectories and models of complex stochastic dynamics from noisy measurements. The method converges even when entire trajectory components are unobservable and the parameters are unknown. It is applied to reconstruct nonlinear models of rodent-predator oscillations in Finnish Lapland and high-Arctic tundra. The projected character of noisy incomplete measurements is revealed and shown to result in a degeneracy of the likelihood function within certain null-spaces. The performance of the method is compared with that of the conventional Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) technique.

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