Vincent Eberle, Matteo Guardiani, Margret Westerkamp, Philipp Frank, Julian Rüstig, Julia Stadler, Torsten A. Enßlin
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J-UBIK: The JAX-accelerated Universal Bayesian Imaging Kit
Many advances in astronomy and astrophysics originate from accurate images of
the sky emission across multiple wavelengths. This often requires
reconstructing spatially and spectrally correlated signals detected from
multiple instruments. To facilitate the high-fidelity imaging of these signals,
we introduce the universal Bayesian imaging kit (UBIK). Specifically, we
present J-UBIK, a flexible and modular implementation leveraging the
JAX-accelerated NIFTy.re software as its backend. J-UBIK streamlines the
implementation of the key Bayesian inference components, providing for all the
necessary steps of Bayesian imaging pipelines. First, it provides adaptable
prior models for different sky realizations. Second, it includes likelihood
models tailored to specific instruments. So far, the package includes three
instruments: Chandra and eROSITA for X-ray observations, and the James Webb
Space Telescope (JWST) for the near- and mid-infrared. The aim is to expand
this set in the future. Third, these models can be integrated with various
inference and optimization schemes, such as maximum a posteriori estimation and
variational inference. Explicit demos show how to integrate the individual
modules into a full analysis pipeline. Overall, J-UBIK enables efficient
generation of high-fidelity images via Bayesian pipelines that can be tailored
to specific research objectives.