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most citedOn the utility of graphics cards to perform massively parallel simulation of advanced Monte Carlo methods

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stat.CO2026

Resampling in conditional SMC algorithms

Axel Finke, Adam M. Johansen, Anthony Lee +1

Conditional sequential Monte Carlo (CSMC) algorithms arise in particle Markov chain Monte Carlo and a number of related settings. As in standard sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) algori…

stat.CO2022★ 2 cited

Solving the Poisson equation using coupled Markov chains

Randal Douc, Pierre E. Jacob, Anthony Lee +1

This article shows how coupled Markov chains that meet exactly after a random number of iterations can be used to generate unbiased estimators of the solutions of the Poisson equat…

stat.CO2021★ 11 cited

Comparison of Markov chains via weak Poincaré inequalities with application to pseudo-marginal MCMC

Christophe Andrieu, Anthony Lee, Sam Power +1

We investigate the use of a certain class of functional inequalities known as weak Poincaré inequalities to bound convergence of Markov chains to equilibrium. We show that this ena…

stat.CO2020★ 11 cited

A general perspective on the Metropolis-Hastings kernel

Christophe Andrieu, Anthony Lee, Sam Livingstone

Since its inception the Metropolis-Hastings kernel has been applied in sophisticated ways to address ever more challenging and diverse sampling problems. Its success stems from the…

stat.CO2020★ 4 cited

Accelerating sequential Monte Carlo with surrogate likelihoods

Joshua J Bon, Anthony Lee, Christopher Drovandi

Delayed-acceptance is a technique for reducing computational effort for Bayesian models with expensive likelihoods. Using a delayed-acceptance kernel for Markov chain Monte Carlo c…

stat.CO2018★ 5 cited

Global consensus Monte Carlo

Lewis J. Rendell, Adam M. Johansen, Anthony Lee +1

To conduct Bayesian inference with large data sets, it is often convenient or necessary to distribute the data across multiple machines. We consider a likelihood function expressed…