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Simulating the Dickman distribution (2009)

by L Devroye, O Fawzi
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Perfect simulation of Vervaat perpetuities

by Mark Lawrence Huber
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Appendix to “Approximating perpetuities”

by Margarete Knape, Ralph Neininger , 2012
"... An algorithm for perfect simulation from the unique solution of the distributional fixed point equation Y =d UY +U(1−U) is constructed, where Y and U are independent and U is uniformly distributed on [0, 1]. This distribution comes up as a limit distribution in the probabilistic analysis of the Quic ..."
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An algorithm for perfect simulation from the unique solution of the distributional fixed point equation Y =d UY +U(1−U) is constructed, where Y and U are independent and U is uniformly distributed on [0, 1]. This distribution comes up as a limit distribution in the probabilistic analysis of the Quickselect algorithm. Our simulation algorithm is based on coupling from the past with a multigamma coupler. It has four lines of code.

PERFECT SIMULATION OF VERVAAT PERPETUITIES

by James Allen, Fill, Mark Huber , 908
"... Abstract. We use coupling into and from the past to sample perfectly in a simple and provably fast fashion from the Vervaat family of perpetuities. The family includes the Dickman distribution, which arises both in number theory and in the analysis of the Quickselect algorithm, which was the motivat ..."
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Abstract. We use coupling into and from the past to sample perfectly in a simple and provably fast fashion from the Vervaat family of perpetuities. The family includes the Dickman distribution, which arises both in number theory and in the analysis of the Quickselect algorithm, which was the motivation for our work.
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