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Repetition effects in a Sequential Monte Carlo sampler

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arxiv 2409.19017 v1 pith:QYQZPL4J submitted 2024-09-24 math.PR cs.CYmath.STstat.COstat.TH

Sarah Cannon , Daryl DeFord , Moon Duchin This is my paper · ORCID
classification math.PRcs.CYmath.STstat.COstat.TH
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We investigate the prevalence of sample repetition in a Sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) method recently introduced for political redistricting.

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