Population-based Monte Carlo

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Abstract

Population-based Monte Carlo simulations can be used to extend Monte Carlo (MC) methods for solving complex multimodal posterior distributions that can arise in the context of inference over a multimodal distribution using an interacting particles system. This paper presents preliminary results that shows a population-based Monte Carlo strategy can help the large number of samples required for performing inference with the standard implementations of MC methods, while introducing better adaptivity and exploring cappabilities.

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Hernandez, S. (2007). Population-based Monte Carlo. In Proceedings of NZCSRSC 2007, the 5th New Zealand Computer Science Research Student Conference.

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