Advances in the sequential design of computer experiments based on active learning
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- A mapping-based universal kriging model for order-of-addition experiments in drug combination studies
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- A supermartingale approach to Gaussian process based sequential design of experiments
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- Discrimination between Gaussian process models: active learning and static constructions
- Non-parametric sampling approximation via Voronoi tessellations
- Applying kriging proxies for Markov chain Monte Carlo in reservoir simulation
- Adaptive simulation selection for the discovery of the ground state line of binary alloys with a limited computational budget
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