AbstractBasic questions of information-based complexity are strongly related to n-widths and s-numbers. In this paper we study Monte Carlo methods or randomized methods for linear operators. Similar as in the worst case, Mathé defined linear stochastic n-widths. Our main result is the characterization of these widths in the case of linear operators in Hilbert spaces
AbstractWe study the average complexity of linear problems, on a separable Banach space equipped wit...
AbstractWe study algorithms for the approximation of functions, the error is measured in an L2 norm....
This thesis has two themes. In chapters 1 and 2 we investigate tractable approximations to specific ...
AbstractBasic questions of information-based complexity are strongly related to n-widths and s-numbe...
AbstractWe present general results on the average case complexity of approximating linear operators ...
This survey is concerned with the power of random information for approximation in the (deterministi...
We study optimal algorithms and optimal information in an average case model for linear problems in ...
AbstractWe study Monte Carlo approximation of linear operators. A general lower bound involving Gaus...
Abstract. We study approximating multivariate functions from a reproducing ker-nel Hilbert space wit...
AbstractWe study the probabilistic setting of information-based complexity for bounded domains and d...
AbstractWe shall study maximal errors of approximating linear problems. As possible classes of infor...
This paper studies the learning of linear operators between infinite-dimensional Hilbert spaces. The...
We study optimal algorithms and optimal information for an average case model. This is done for line...
We study the approximation of expectations E(f(X)) for Gaussian random elements X with values in a s...
AbstractWe study the worst case complexity of solving problems for which information is partial and ...
AbstractWe study the average complexity of linear problems, on a separable Banach space equipped wit...
AbstractWe study algorithms for the approximation of functions, the error is measured in an L2 norm....
This thesis has two themes. In chapters 1 and 2 we investigate tractable approximations to specific ...
AbstractBasic questions of information-based complexity are strongly related to n-widths and s-numbe...
AbstractWe present general results on the average case complexity of approximating linear operators ...
This survey is concerned with the power of random information for approximation in the (deterministi...
We study optimal algorithms and optimal information in an average case model for linear problems in ...
AbstractWe study Monte Carlo approximation of linear operators. A general lower bound involving Gaus...
Abstract. We study approximating multivariate functions from a reproducing ker-nel Hilbert space wit...
AbstractWe study the probabilistic setting of information-based complexity for bounded domains and d...
AbstractWe shall study maximal errors of approximating linear problems. As possible classes of infor...
This paper studies the learning of linear operators between infinite-dimensional Hilbert spaces. The...
We study optimal algorithms and optimal information for an average case model. This is done for line...
We study the approximation of expectations E(f(X)) for Gaussian random elements X with values in a s...
AbstractWe study the worst case complexity of solving problems for which information is partial and ...
AbstractWe study the average complexity of linear problems, on a separable Banach space equipped wit...
AbstractWe study algorithms for the approximation of functions, the error is measured in an L2 norm....
This thesis has two themes. In chapters 1 and 2 we investigate tractable approximations to specific ...