UF How to run the sign correlation analysis in LDAS? S.Klimenko University of Florida Abbreviations: z XC – cross-check, which allows to confirm validity of the data and the data analysis. S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 Cross-Correlation in Wavelet Domain z z UF x-correlation is a sum over wavelet layers ¾ τ – time lag S = ∑ N k wk (τ )rk (τ ) ¾ n – wavelet layer number n ,τ ¾ Nk – number of samples in layer k ¾ rk(τ) – correlation coefficients as a function of lag time t wk(τ) – optimal weight ∞ wk (τ ) = ∫ df ψ k ( f ) f −∞ 2 −3 ΩGW ( f ) ⋅ γ ( f , Ω L , Ω H ) exp(− j 2πfτ ) L H RL ( f ) PL ( f ) / σ k ⋅ RH ( f ) PH ( f ) / σ k 9Ψk – Fourier image of mother wavelet for layer k 9 γ – overlap reduction function L H 9 σ n ,σ n - noise rms in wavelet domain for detector L (H) 9R(f) – detector responses S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 Sign Cross-Correlation z UF S s = ∑ N kω k (τ ) ρ k (τ ) Sign x-correlation n ,τ ¾ ρk(τ) – sign correlation coefficients ¾ ωk(τ) – optimal filter z optimal filter ω k (τ ) = ε k ⋅ wk (τ ) vk (τ ) ¾ εk – sign correlation efficiency ¾ vk(τ) – contribution from correlated noise ¾ ε k ⋅ wk (τ ) should not vary with time z Variance of ρ S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 var( ρ k (τ )) = 1 Nk vk (τ ) What we can calculate with LDAS? Process data segments T sec long (T=1024sec) T T T T xh - data hh(Ω) - simulation - data xl hl(Ω) - simulation ρκ(τ) ------ - sign correlation coefficient for layer k and lag τ vκ(τ) ------ - variance of the sign correlation coefficients σ Lk ------ - rms of wavelet coefficients for IFO L σ Hk ------ - rms of wavelet coefficients for IFO H Wκ(τ) ------ - optimal coefficients (output of DSO) rκ(τ,Ω) ------ - linear correlation coefficients for (xh+hh)*(xl+hl) ρκ(τ,Ω) ------ - sign correlation coefficients (xh+hh)*(xl+ hl) S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 UF What we calculate in datacondAPI? 1. Do wavelet transform – WaveletForward() 2. Extract wavelet layer – GetLayer(x,k) 3. Calculate rms of wavelet coefficients σIk (I=H,L) 4. Convert to sign time series – u=signum(x) 5. Calculate sign x-statistics – s=mul(uH,uL) 6. Calculate x-correlation coefficient - ρ k(τ)=mean(s) 7. Calculate ρ variance z psd = mul( fft(s), conj(fft(s)) ) – need to be fixed z auto-correlation function of s - a(τ) = fft-1(psd) z calculate and save v(k) – estimate of correlated noise S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 UF What we get from v? v = 1+ Ts / ∆t ∑ (n − m)a (m∆t ) = var ( ρ n c UF n) m =1 z v takes in to account the second-order statistics P(si,sj) ¾ s – sign cross-correlation statistics z v depends on ¾ an – correlated noise autocorrelation function (estimated from s) ¾ Ts - correlation time scale z v is a measure of correlated noise, or quality of data. ¾ XC: look at v value and its variation with time. ¾ XC: check contribution of correlated noise at different time scales Ts z v is used for calculation of the variance of ρ S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 How to calculate εk? z εk is the efficiency of the sign x-correlation z εk does not depend on UF ¾ SGW model and strength of SGW signal ¾ detector response ¾ overlap reduction function z Therefore εk can be calculated by adding a white Gaussian noise to the output of the interferometers, the same both for L and H. Then by measuring the sign and linear correlation coefficients we can find εk as εk = S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 ρ k (τ , Ω) rk (τ , Ω ) How to calculate optimal filter? z Optimal filter UF wk (τ ) σ kH σ kLWk (τ ) ω k (τ ) = ε k ⋅ = εk ⋅ vk (τ ) vk (τ ) ¾ where Wk(τ) is the output of stochastic DSO Wk (τ ) = ∞ ∫ df ψ k ( f ) f −∞ 2 −3 Ω GW ( f ) ⋅ γ ( f , Ω L , Ω H ) exp (− j 2π fτ ) RL ( f ) PL ( f ) ⋅ RH ( f ) PH ( f ) 9 just input Ψk(t) and Ψk(t+τ) instead of the interferometer data z XC: optimal filter should not vary with time if the detector calibration is correct S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 Upper Limit z Cross-correlation & variance: Vs = ∑ N kω k2 (τ )vk (τ ) S s = ∑ N kω k (τ ) ρ k (τ ) n ,τ n ,τ z x-correlation expectation value: z signal to noise ratio: z z UF confidence level: upper limit: S.Klimenko, 05/06/02 SNR = Ω µ = Ω∑ N kω k2 (τ )vk (τ ) = ΩVs n ,τ 2 N ω ∑ k k (τ )vk (τ ) = Ω Vs n ,τ Ss 1 → S~s (95CL) CL = erf V 2 s ~ ~ S s (95CL) Ω= Vs