On the expected L2-discrepancy of jittered sampling
Abstract
For m, d ∈ N, a jittered sample of N=md points can be constructed by partitioning [0,1]d into md axis-aligned equivolume boxes and placing one point independently and uniformly at random inside each box. We utilise a formula for the expected L2-discrepancy of stratified samples stemming from general equivolume partitions of [0,1]d which recently appeared, to derive a closed form expression for the expected L2-discrepancy of a jittered point set for any m, d ∈ N. As a second main result we derive a similar formula for the expected Hickernell L2-discrepancy of a jittered point set which also takes all projections of the point set to lower dimensional faces of the unit cube into account.
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