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The precision space of interpolatory cubature formula

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  • Journal of Algebraic Statistics

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  • 2015

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Methods from Commutative Algebra and Numerical Analysis are combined to address a problem common to many disciplines: the estimation of the expected value of a polynomial of a random vector using a linear combination of a nite number of its values. In this work we remark on the error estimation in cubature formul for polynomial functions and introduce the notion of a precision space for a cubature rule.
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