Extensible Grids: Uniform Sampling on a Space Filling Curve
From MaRDI portal
(Redirected from Publication:5378376)
Abstract: We study the properties of points in generated by applying Hilbert's space-filling curve to uniformly distributed points in . For deterministic sampling we obtain a discrepancy of for . For random stratified sampling, and scrambled van der Corput points, we get a mean squared error of for integration of Lipshitz continuous integrands, when . These rates are the same as one gets by sampling on dimensional grids and they show a deterioration with increasing . The rate for Lipshitz functions is however best possible at that level of smoothness and is better than plain IID sampling. Unlike grids, space-filling curve sampling provides points at any desired sample size, and the van der Corput version is extensible in . Additionally we show that certain discontinuous functions with infinite variation in the sense of Hardy and Krause can be integrated with a mean squared error of . It was previously known only that the rate was . Other space-filling curves, such as those due to Sierpinski and Peano, also attain these rates, while upper bounds for the Lebesgue curve are somewhat worse, as if the dimension were times as high.
Recommendations
- Deterministic sampling from uniform distributions with Sierpiński space-filling curves
- Sampling spaces of thick polygons
- Sampling of Planar Curves: Theory and Fast Algorithms
- Asymptotic normality of extensible grid sampling
- Exact sampling with highly uniform point sets
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2079612
- Density-Controlled Sampling of Parametric Surfaces Using Adaptive Space-Filling Curves
- Sampling inequalities for sparse grids
- Space-filling curve techniques for parallel, multiscale-based grid adaptation: concepts and applications
- On the generation of curvilinear grids
Cited in
(19)- Sequential Bayesian inference for static parameters in dynamic state space models
- Sorting methods and convergence rates for Array-RQMC: some empirical comparisons
- Deterministic sampling from uniform distributions with Sierpiński space-filling curves
- Negative association, ordering and convergence of resampling methods
- Asymptotic normality of extensible grid sampling
- Improving simulated annealing through derandomization
- On the convergence rate of randomized quasi-Monte Carlo for discontinuous functions
- Low-discrepancy curves and efficient coverage of space
- Population Quasi-Monte Carlo
- QMC Sampling from Empirical Datasets
- Convergence analysis of quasi-Monte Carlo sampling for quantile and expected shortfall
- k-d darts, sampling by k-dimensional flat searches
- Expected integration approximation under general equal measure partition
- A review on design inspired subsampling for big data
- Super-polynomial accuracy of multidimensional randomized nets using the median-of-means
- Space-filling designs on Riemannian manifolds
- Extensible grid sampling for quantile estimation
- Upper bound estimation of star discrepancy based on Hilbert space filling curve stratified sampling and its applications
- Probabilistic weighted star discrepancy bound based on the general equal measure partition
This page was built for publication: Extensible Grids: Uniform Sampling on a Space Filling Curve
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q5378376)