A Fast and Scalable Computational Framework for Large-Scale High-Dimensional Bayesian Optimal Experimental Design

Wu, Keyi; Chen, Peng; Ghattas, Omar

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A Fast and Scalable Computational Framework for Large-Scale High-Dimensional Bayesian Optimal Experimental Design

Wu, Keyi·Chen, Peng·Ghattas, Omar

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Wu, Keyi, Chen, Peng, Ghattas, Omar. 2023-03-03. A Fast and Scalable Computational Framework for Large-Scale High-Dimensional Bayesian Optimal Experimental Design. https://doi.org/10.1137/21m1466499

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