Improving point selection in cubature by a new discrepancy (Q2870637)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6248288
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    Improving point selection in cubature by a new discrepancy
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6248288

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      21 January 2014
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      generalized F-discrepancy
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      quasi-symmetric point method
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      rotation transform
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      probability density evolution method
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      cubature formulae
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      Voronoi cells
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      Koksma-Hlawka inequality
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      numerical examples
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      Improving point selection in cubature by a new discrepancy (English)
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      The discrepancy of a point set is used to measure the quality of a point set in cubature formulae. The authors generalize the F-discrepancy method of evaluating the uniformity of a point set to EF-discrepancy, which considers non-uniform distributions of points, assigning probabilities by partitioning using Voronoi cells, and the GF-discrepancy, which uses marginal F-discrepancies. The authors prove an extension of the Koksma-Hlawka (K-H) inequality for the EF-discrepancy, and give a conjecture of an extension of the K-H inequality for the GF-discrepancy. Numerical examples of the EF- and GF-discrepancy are given.NEWLINENEWLINE The authors also consider an application of GF-discrepancy to finding the optimal angles in RQ-SPM (rotational quasi-symmetric point method). Numerical examples are given in this direction.
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