English: This figure demonstrates the effect of a Wiener filter on a noisy simulated observation of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). The input data is shown on the left, and is the sum of CMB, which is a Gaussian random field which is strongly correlated in real space (but diagonal in frequency space), and a noise field, which has independent values in each pixel, but increasing standard deviation towards the edge. The signal and noise have covariance and respectively.
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This figure demonstrates the effect of a Wiener filter on a [[:File:CMB_Wiener_filter_example,_noisy_data.png|noisy simulated observation]] of the [[Cosmic Microwave Background]] (CMB). The input data <math>d</d> is shown on the left, and is the sum of...
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