Monte Carlo Methods¶
Hammersley, J. M., & Handscomb, D. C. (1964). Monte Carlo Methods.
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- Monte Carlo Simulation
- T1 — Computational cost vs estimation accuracy. MC error shrinks as 1/√N, meaning accuracy improvements are expensive: halving the standard error requires 4× the samples
This sourceMethuen. Hammersley-Handscomb early systematic treatment variance reduction quasi-MC.
- T1 — Computational cost vs estimation accuracy. MC error shrinks as 1/√N, meaning accuracy improvements are expensive: halving the standard error requires 4× the samples
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