Control-variate methods for comparison with a standard
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Recommendations
- Controlled multistage selection procedures for comparison with a standard
- Comparison with a standard via fully sequential procedures
- Screening and selection procedures with control variates and correlation induction techniques
- Using Common Random Numbers and Control Variates in Multiple-Comparison Procedures
- Restricted Subset Selection Procedures for Simulation
Cites work
- A Perspective on the Use of Control Variables to Increase the Efficiency of Monte Carlo Simulations
- A farewell to the use of antithetic variates in Monte Carlo simulation
- A sequential procedure for neighborhood selection-of-the-best in optimization via simulation
- Control Variate Remedies
- Control-Variate Models of Common Random Numbers for Multiple Comparisons with the Best
- Control-variate selection criteria
- On Selecting a Subset Which Contains All Populations Better Than a Standard
- On the Comparison of Several Experimental Categories with a Control
- Variance reduction in queueing simulation using generalized concomitant variables
Cited in
(8)- Standardization and control for confounding in observational studies: a historical perspective
- Control-Variate Models of Common Random Numbers for Multiple Comparisons with the Best
- Control variates for screening, selection, and estimation of the best
- Equivalence of normal means compared with a control
- Comparison with a standard via all-pairwise comparisons
- Using Common Random Numbers and Control Variates in Multiple-Comparison Procedures
- Controlled multistage selection procedures for comparison with a standard
- Screening and selection procedures with control variates and correlation induction techniques
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