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Sampling with collective variables: Relative error analysis for umbrella sampling under general conditions
We consider the problem of estimating the expectation of a function (observable) with respect to a high-dimensional probability distribution, under the assumption that a low-dimensional collective variable map captures all the directions of slow mixing for the distribution. More precisely, under the
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