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A Simpler Analysis of the Bansal-Jiang Quasi Monte-Carlo Algorithm via Haar Wavelets
Numerical integration---approximating the integral of a function $f$ using $n$ point evaluations---is a central task in science and engineering. The two main paradigms for this problem, the Monte Carlo and quasi-Monte Carlo methods, have distinct strengths and limitations, and a fundamental question
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