1. Adaptive refined descriptive sampling algorithm for dependent variables using Iman and Conover method in Monte Carlo simulation.
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Kebaili, Siham, Ourbih-Tari, Megdouda, Aloui, Abdelouhab, and Guebli, Sofia
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MONTE Carlo method , *ALGORITHMS , *DEPENDENT variables , *RANDOM variables , *EXPECTATION-maximization algorithms , *STATISTICAL sampling , *INDEPENDENT variables , *ADAPTIVE sampling (Statistics) , *MATHEMATICAL models - Abstract
This paper deals with Monte Carlo simulation in case of dependent input random variables. We propose an algorithm to generate refined descriptive samples from dependent random variables for estimation of expectations of functions of output variables using the Iman and Conover algorithm to transform the dependent variables to independent ones. Therefore, such estimates obtained through a chosen mathematical model are compared with those obtained using the simple random sampling method, which proved that the former are the most efficient. Besides, using already published work on independent input variables, we can deduce in case of dependent input random variables, that asymptotically the variance of the RDS estimator is less than that of SRS estimator for any simulation function having finite second moment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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