This problem introduces a variation on the Monte Carlo integration technique of Example A of Section 5.2. Suppose that we wish to evaluate
Let g be a density function on [a, b]. Generate X1, · · · , Xn from g and estimate I by
a. Show that .
b. Find an expression for .
c. Show that if a = 0, b = 1, and g is uniform, this is the same Monte Carlo estimate as that of Example A of Section 5.2. Can this estimate be improved by choosing g to be other than uniform? (Hint: Compare variances.)
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