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A Note on Linear Extrapolation of Multivariable Functions by the Monte Carlo Method

Takao Tsuda, +1 more
- 01 Jan 1966 - 
- Vol. 13, Iss: 1, pp 143-150
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The feasibility of Monte Carlo linear extrapolation of multivariable functions is discussed and an effective truncation procedure is introduced, which not only economizes the machine time to a greet extent, but also serves for the purpose of variance reduction.
Abstract
The feasibility of Monte Carlo linear extrapolation of multivariable functions is discussed. The method considered is a modified version of the Monte Carlo method for linear interpolation. An effective truncation procedure is introduced, which not only economizes the machine time to a greet extent, but also serves for the purpose of variance reduction. A few examples were tested, all of which have shown that the method is promising.

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Numerical interpolation and differentiation of multivariable functions

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Monte carlo methods for solving multivariable problems

TL;DR: In this paper, a brief general introduction on the nature of Monte Carlo methods that can be skipped by readers acquainted with them is given, and the application of these methods to multivariable problems is discussed.
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