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We improve a Monte Carlo algorithm which computes accurate approximations of smooth functions on multidimensional Tchebychef polynomials by using quasi-random sequences. We first show that the convergence of the previous algorithm is twice faster using these sequences. Then, we slightly modify this algorithm to make it work from a single set of random or quasi-random points. This especially leads to a Quasi-Monte Carlo method with an increased rate of convergence for numerical integration.
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Maire, S. Polynomial approximations of multivariate smooth functions from quasi-random data.Statistics and Computing14, 333–336 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:STCO.0000039482.91826.ce
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