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most citedThree discussions of the paper "sequential quasi-Monte Carlo sampling", by M. Gerber and N. Chopin

125 citations · 125 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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stat.CO2025

Convergence of a class of gradient-free optimisation schemes when the objective function is noisy, irregular, or both

Christophe Andrieu, Nicolas Chopin, Ettore Fincato +1

We investigate the convergence properties of a class of iterative algorithms designed to minimize a potentially non-smooth and noisy objective function, which may be algebraically…

stat.CO2025

Adaptive stratified Monte Carlo using decision trees

Nicolas Chopin, Hejin Wang, Mathieu Gerber

It has been known for a long time that stratification is one possible strategy to obtain higher convergence rates for the Monte Carlo estimation of integrals over the hyper-cube $[…

math.ST2024

Self-Organizing State-Space Models with Artificial Dynamics

Yuan Chen, Mathieu Gerber, Christophe Andrieu +1

We consider the problem of performing parameter and state inference in a state-space model (SSM) parametrized by a static parameter . A popular idea to address this problem cons…

stat.CO2024

Gradient-free optimization via integration

Christophe Andrieu, Nicolas Chopin, Ettore Fincato +1

We develop and analyse an approach to optimize functions not assumed to be convex, differentiable or even continuous. The algorithm be…

stat.CO2015★ 125 cited

Three discussions of the paper "sequential quasi-Monte Carlo sampling", by M. Gerber and N. Chopin

Julyan Arbel, Igor Prunster, Christian P. Robert +1

This is a collection of three written discussions of the paper "sequential quasi-Monte Carlo sampling" by M. Gerber and N. Chopin, following the presentation given before the Royal…