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Beyond the BLUE I: the advantage ceiling - how much can any estimator beat the matched filter in mm/submm survey data?
Convolutional neural networks are increasingly used to measure source amplitudes in survey maps, often with claims of outperforming the matched filter. That filter is the best linear unbiased estimator (BLUE) for any noise of a given covariance, and minimum-variance unbiased outright when that noise
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