D.S. Turaga, K. Ratakonda, et al.
SCC 2006
Monte Carlo matrix trace estimation is a popular randomized technique to estimate the trace of implicitly-defined matrices via averaging quadratic forms across several observations of a random vector. The most common approach to analyze the quality of such estimators is to consider the variance over the total number of observations. In this paper we present a procedure to compute the variance of the estimator proposed by Kong and Valiant [Ann. Statist. 45 (5), pp. 2218 - 2247] for the case of Gaussian random vectors and provide a sharper bound than previously available.
D.S. Turaga, K. Ratakonda, et al.
SCC 2006
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CCS 2024
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ISIT 2005
I.K. Pour, D.J. Krajnovich, et al.
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