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A guide to choosing data compression methods for cosmological inference
We provide a pedagogical guide to help researchers choose an appropriate compression method for cosmological inference and numerical covariance estimation, trading off the balance between information loss and complexity. We describe methods used in the literature, categorising them by the form of th
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