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    Stochastic Computational Methods and Experiment Design

    The study presents a brief overview of key results of research conducted at the Statistical Modeling Department of St. Petersburg State University. These results include mathematical substantiation of the comp...

    S. M. Ermakov, V. B. Melas in Vestnik St. Petersburg University, Mathematics (2023)

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    Separation of Roots of Systems of Nonlinear Equations. Stochastic Approach

    In this work, we consider the actual problem of separating the roots of nonlinear systems of equations in the case of many variables. The known method of reducing the problem of solving the system to an equiva...

    S. M. Ermakov, S. N. Leora in Vestnik St. Petersburg University, Mathematics (2023)

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    On the Choice of Regression Basis Functions and Machine Learning

    As is known, regression-analysis tools are widely used in machine-learning problems to establish the relationship between the observed variables and to store information in a compact manner. Most often, a regr...

    S. M. Ermakov, S. N. Leora in Vestnik St. Petersburg University, Mathematics (2022)

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    Backward Iterations for Solving Integral Equations with Polynomial Nonlinearity

    The theory of adjoint operators is widely used in solving applied multidimensional problems with the Monte Carlo method. Efficient algorithms are constructed using the duality principle for many problems descr...

    S. M. Ermakov, T. O. Surovikina in Vestnik St. Petersburg University, Mathematics (2022)

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    The Monte Carlo Method for Solving Large Systems of Linear Ordinary Differential Equations

    The Monte Carlo method to solve the Cauchy problem for large systems of linear differential equations is proposed in this paper. Firstly, a quick overview of previously obtained results from applying the appro...

    S. M. Ermakov, M. G. Smilovitskiy in Vestnik St. Petersburg University, Mathematics (2021)

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    Monte Carlo Method for Solving ODE Systems

    The Monte Carlo method is applied to solve Cauchy problems for a system of linear and nonlinear ordinary differential equations. The Monte Carlo method is relevant for the solution of large systems of equation...

    S. M. Ermakov, T. M. Tovstik in Vestnik St. Petersburg University, Mathematics (2019)

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    On randomization of Halton quasi-random sequences

    The problem of estimating the error of quasi-Monte Carlo methods by means of randomization is considered. The well known Koksma–Hlawka inequality enables one to estimate asymptotics for the error, but it is no...

    S. M. Ermakov in Vestnik St. Petersburg University, Mathematics (2017)

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    Towards the Analysis of the simulated annealing method in the multiextremal case

    There are many applied problems in which it is necessary to calculate global extrema whose number is large or even infinite. These problems include, for example, some experimental design problems, and the prob...

    S. M. Ermakov, D. V. Kulikov, S. N. Leora in Vestnik St. Petersburg University, Mathematics (2017)

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    On Monte Carlo methods in distributed memory systems

    The way for solving a system of linear algebraic equations (SLAEs) with computers with distributed memory is presented. It is assumed that there are M computing nodes, each of which has a limited fast memory, and...

    S. M. Ermakov, A. V. Trosinenko in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathematics (2016)

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    On the partial synchronization of iterative methods

    The rapidly growing field of parallel computing systems promotes the study of parallel algorithms, with the Monte Carlo method and asynchronous iterations being among the most valuable types. These algorithms ...

    A. V. Dmitriev, S. M. Ermakov in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathematics (2016)

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    Empirically estimating error of integration by quasi-Monte Carlo method

    The possibility of applying probability-theoretical methods to a deterministic procedure for estimating the error of evaluating multiple integrals by the quasi-Monte Carlo method is considered. The existing me...

    A. A. Antonov, S. M. Ermakov in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathematics (2014)

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    An extension of the Krylov method for calculating the coefficients of the minimal polynomial

    The concept of a k-minimal polynomial of an operator is introduced, and a method for approximate calculation of the coefficients of this polynomial is proposed. The method uses the calculated values of certain fu...

    S. M. Ermakov, K. O. Vidyaeva in Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics (2013)

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    On estimates of the spectrum of a linear operator

    The paper is concerned with new approaches to the analysis of spectra of linear operators. New algorithms are proposed to calculate the coefficients of the minimal polynomial of a matrix; they are based on the...

    S. M. Ermakov, K. O. Vidyaeva in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathematics (2012)

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    Stochastic and quasistochastic computations

    The work contains a brief survey of research related to stochastic and quasistochastic methods of computation carried out in recent years by the author and his colleagues. The areas of research include, in par...

    S. M. Ermakov in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathematics (2011)

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    Parametrically splitting algorithms

    The notion of parametrically splitting algorithms is introduced, which are characterized by their capability of solving a given problem on a large number of processors with few data transfers. These algorithms...

    S. M. Ermakov in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathematics (2010)

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    The “walk in hemispheres” process and its applications to solving boundary value problems

    Representations of solutions of boundary value problems for simple domains in the Monte Carlo algorithms are widely distributed [2]. In particular, widespread use is made of such a representation for the ball....

    S. M. Ermakov, A. S. Sipin in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathematics (2009)

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    On construction of parallel algorithms in problems of computational mathematics

    It is shown by using the example of solution methods for systems of linear algebraic equations that algorithms possessing the important properties of being parallel and asynchronous can be constructed by reduc...

    S. M. Ermakov in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathematics (2009)

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    On stochastic and quasistochastic methods for solving equations

    A modification of the quasi-Monte Carlo method previously suggested by the authors is discussed. This modification is successfully applied to solve integral equations of the second kind thanks to a number of a...

    S. M. Ermakov, A. I. Rukavishnikova in Vestnik St. Petersburg University: Mathema… (2008)

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    On Regression Experiment Design in the Presence of Systematic Error

    Different approaches to experimental design in the presence of systematic error are considered. Randomisation of designs allows us to study the problems from a unified viewpoint. Some new results concerning ra...

    S. M. Ermakov in Optimum Design 2000 (2001)

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