Object-Oriented Zero-Information-Optimised Product of Monte Carlo Integrations

Abstract We propose an object-oriented Monte Carlo framework for computation of definite integrals with a primary focus on generality and simplicity, improving in find points existing software libraries. We introduce an optimised sampling method for a product of Monte Carlo integrations. The method does not require any a-priori knowledge of the integrands or the integration domains, and can be combined with other optimisation methods. Using our framework, we implement a naive uniform sampling method and the optimised one, and empirically compare them on the Monte Carlo computation of volumes of N-dimensional balls. The experiments confirm our theoretical expectations.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2910/1/012035
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Mathematical Approximation and Integration
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Object-Oriented Zero-Information-Optimised Product of Monte Carlo Integrations

Debra H. Bernat, Peter Bokes, T Plachetka
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Mathematical Approximation and Integration
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Object-Oriented Zero-Information-Optimised Product of Monte Carlo Integrations

Debra H. Bernat, Peter Bokes, T Plachetka
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Abstract

Abstract We propose an object-oriented Monte Carlo framework for computation of definite integrals with a primary focus on generality and simplicity, improving in find points existing software libraries. We introduce an optimised sampling method for a product of Monte Carlo integrations. The method does not require any a-priori knowledge of the integrands or the integration domains, and can be combined with other optimisation methods. Using our framework, we implement a naive uniform sampling method and the optimised one, and empirically compare them on the Monte Carlo computation of volumes of N-dimensional balls. The experiments confirm our theoretical expectations.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2910(1)
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Mathematical Approximation and Integration
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