Monte Carlo importance sampling for evaluating numerical integration is discussed. We consider a parametric family of sampling distributions and propose the use of the sampling distribution estimated by maximum likelihood. The proposed method of importance sampling using the estimated sampling distribution is shown to improve the asymptotic variance of the ordinary method using the true sampling distribution. The argument is closely related to the discussion of the paradox in Henmi & Eguchi (2004). We focus on a condition under which the estimated integration value obtained by the proposed method has asymptotic zero variance. Copyright 2007, Oxford University Press.
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The standard Kernel Quadrature method for numerical integration with random point sets (also called ...
The standard Kernel Quadrature method for numerical integration with random point sets (also called ...
When the estimating function for a vector of parameters is not smooth, it is often rather difficult,...
Methods for the systematic application of Monte Carlo integration with importance sampling to Bayesi...
This thesis is concerned with Monte Carlo importance sampling as used for statistical multiple integ...
International audienceMonte Carlo methods rely on random sampling to compute and approximate expecta...
Nowadays, Monte Carlo integration is a popular tool for estimating high-dimensional, complex integra...
Importance sampling is used in many areas of modern econometrics to approximate unsolvable integrals...
In the present work we study the important sampling method. This method serves as a variance reducti...
Importance sampling is used in many areas of modern econometrics to approximate unsolvable integrals...
Importance sampling is a well known variance reduction technique for Monte Carlo simulation. For qua...
The complexity of integrands in modern scientific, industrial and financial problems increases rapid...
Some alternatives for simple importance sampling [compare Kloek and van Dijk (1978) and van Dijk and...
Importance sampling is used in many aspects of modern econometrics to approximate unsolvable integra...
This paper is concerned with applying importance sampling as a variance reduc-tion tool for computin...
The standard Kernel Quadrature method for numerical integration with random point sets (also called ...
The standard Kernel Quadrature method for numerical integration with random point sets (also called ...
When the estimating function for a vector of parameters is not smooth, it is often rather difficult,...
Methods for the systematic application of Monte Carlo integration with importance sampling to Bayesi...