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In this paper we introduce a technique for perfect simulation from the stationary distribution of a standard model of …
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-monotone regenerative processes, such as those that describe industry dynamics (where regeneration corresponds to the process of exit of …
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In this paper we introduce a technique for perfect simulation from the stationary distribution of a standard model of …
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The coupling-from-the-past (CFTP) algorithm of Propp and Wilson permits one to sample exactly from the stationary distribution of an ergodic Markov chain. By using it n times independently, we obtain an independent sample from that distribution. A more representative sample can be obtained by...
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time, say, 200 years or when a sustainable harvesting regime and regeneration activities are constantly applied and …
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time, say, 200 years or when a sustainable harvesting regime and regeneration activities are constantly applied and …
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In 1996, Propp and Wilson introduced coupling from the past (CFTP), an algorithm for generating a sample from the exact stationary distribution of a Markov chain. In 1998, Fill proposed another so–called perfect sampling algorithm. These algorithms have enormous potential in Markov Chain Monte...
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In 1996, Propp and Wilson introduced coupling from the past (CFTP), an algorithm for generating a sample from the exact stationary distribution of a Markov chain. In 1998, Fill proposed another so–called perfect sampling algorithm. These algorithms have enormous potential in Markov Chain Monte...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009018425