input_Synt_Paris700

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# Input file 
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# Data_file 
Data_file archeomagnetic_data/Synt_Paris700.txt
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# Column format for datafile, in the order age, delta age, intensity, delta intensity, stratification
# in Python ordering - where column 0 is the first, column 1 is the second etc.
# Note: stratification = -1 means no stratification column is loaded (and so the data is assumed unstratified)
File_format 0 1 2 3 -1
# RJMCMC parameters
Burn_in 50000
Nsamples  1050000
# Discretistion size of the model
model_discretisation 200
# Chain-forming parameters:  show, thinning
Chain_parameters 10000 100 
# Age distribution: U = uniform, N = normal
Age_distribution U
# Running mode: 1 - normal, 0 - set all likelihoods to 1 to recover the prior distributions.
running_mode 1 
# Age Min and Max for model parametrisation
Age_bounds -1200   2100
# Parameters that describe the various model perturbations:
# sigma_move, sigma_change, sigma_birth
Sigmas 150 8 17 
# Fraction of ages to change in a proposal (i.e. 20 means that 1/20 of them will change)
Age_frac 10
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# Prior information
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#  Intensities: I_min, I_max in micro Tesla
Intensity_prior 30 100 
# Number of change points: K_min, K_max
Num_change_points 1 50 
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# Outputs
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# Directory for all outputs:
Outputs_directory Outputs_Synt_Paris700
# Credible interval or any non-positive number for none.
Credible 95
# Number of bins for posterior marginals:
Nbins 200
# Name and write frequency of model file. The line below causes the code to write every nth model (after thinning) to the models file here "models.dat". Enter a frequency of -1 for no output.
output_model models.dat 100
# Joint distribution output: if frequency is -1 then nothing is output; otherwise this defines the frequency
output_joint_distribution_freq 10
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# Additional (optional) information 
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# These are not used in the RJMCMC inversion but only in the plotting routines to compare against.
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# The first file is the sparsely sampled noise-free dataset; the second is the representation of the continuous variation.
True_data archeomagnetic_data/True_Synt_Sparse_Paris700.txt archeomagnetic_data/True_Synt_Paris700.txt 
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# Plotting range of intensity
Plotting_intensity_range 50 80