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LAT: a Latinized aperiodic tiling for any sample size
Quasi-Monte Carlo methods allow computer experiments to be run with far fewer simulations than crude Monte Carlo. A digital net in base two, such as Sobol', is however only balanced when the number of samples is a power of two, and Latin Hypercube Sampling (LHS) accepts any sample size but only cont
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