International audienceIn this article we revisit the problem of numerical integration for monotone bounded functions, with a focus on the class of nonsequential Monte Carlo methods. We first provide new a lower bound on the maximal $L^p$ error of nonsequential algorithms, improving upon a theorem of Novak when p > 1. Then we concentrate on the case p = 2 and study the maximal error of two unbiased methods—namely, a method based on the control variate technique, and the stratified sampling method.Dans cet article, nous revisitons le problème de l'intégration numérique d'une fonction monotone bornée, en nous concentrant sur la classe des méthodes de Monte Carlo non séquentielles. Nous établissons dans un premier une borne inférieure pour l'er...
We intend to find optimal deterministic and randomized algorithms for three related problems: multiv...
International audienceThis article investigates the theoretical convergence properties of the estima...
We prove explicit, i.e. non-asymptotic, error bounds for Markov chain Monte Carlo methods. The probl...
International audienceIn this article we revisit the problem of numerical integration for monotone b...
AbstractThe approximation of integrals of monotone functions of d variables is studied. Algorithms u...
Abstract. Dimensionally unbounded problems are frequently encountered in practice, such as in simula...
AbstractRecently, quasi-Monte Carlo algorithms have been successfully used for multivariate integrat...
The Monte Carlo technique is an alternative to semi-quantitative simulation of incompletely known di...
It is known that for all monotone functions f: {0, 1} n → {0, 1}, if x ∈ {0, 1} n is chosen uniforml...
Recently quasi-Monte Carlo algorithms have been successfully used for multivariate integration of hi...
In this article we investigate Quasi-Monte Carlo methods for multidimensional improper integrals wit...
Two topics are addressed. The first refers to the numerical computation of integrals and expected va...
This talk gives an introduction to quasi-Monte Carlo methods for high-dimensional integrals. Such me...
We analyze the Monte Carlo algorithm for the approximation of multivariate integrals when a pseudor...
AbstractIn this article we investigate quasi-Monte Carlo (QMC) methods for multidimensional improper...
We intend to find optimal deterministic and randomized algorithms for three related problems: multiv...
International audienceThis article investigates the theoretical convergence properties of the estima...
We prove explicit, i.e. non-asymptotic, error bounds for Markov chain Monte Carlo methods. The probl...
International audienceIn this article we revisit the problem of numerical integration for monotone b...
AbstractThe approximation of integrals of monotone functions of d variables is studied. Algorithms u...
Abstract. Dimensionally unbounded problems are frequently encountered in practice, such as in simula...
AbstractRecently, quasi-Monte Carlo algorithms have been successfully used for multivariate integrat...
The Monte Carlo technique is an alternative to semi-quantitative simulation of incompletely known di...
It is known that for all monotone functions f: {0, 1} n → {0, 1}, if x ∈ {0, 1} n is chosen uniforml...
Recently quasi-Monte Carlo algorithms have been successfully used for multivariate integration of hi...
In this article we investigate Quasi-Monte Carlo methods for multidimensional improper integrals wit...
Two topics are addressed. The first refers to the numerical computation of integrals and expected va...
This talk gives an introduction to quasi-Monte Carlo methods for high-dimensional integrals. Such me...
We analyze the Monte Carlo algorithm for the approximation of multivariate integrals when a pseudor...
AbstractIn this article we investigate quasi-Monte Carlo (QMC) methods for multidimensional improper...
We intend to find optimal deterministic and randomized algorithms for three related problems: multiv...
International audienceThis article investigates the theoretical convergence properties of the estima...
We prove explicit, i.e. non-asymptotic, error bounds for Markov chain Monte Carlo methods. The probl...