SparseGrid is an R translation of the Matlab code on http://www.sparse-grids.de (Heiss & Winschel, 2008). Sparse grids can be used to numerically approximate integrals of high dimension, with fewer nodes than grids constructed by a product rule.
Authors
Jelmer Ypma
PhD scholar University College London
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- Publisher
- IFS
Suggested citation
Ypma, J. (2011). SparseGrid. London: IFS.
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