Uniform projection designs under the stratified L2-discrepancy
Abstract
This paper studies a uniform projection criterion for space-filling designs under the stratified L2-discrepancy. The criterion, denoted by ΦSD, is the average squared stratified L2-discrepancy over all two-dimensional projections. For U-type (n,m,sp) designs, we derive an explicit formula for ΦSD in terms of row-pairwise weighted hierarchical distances, and we establish sharp lower and upper bounds with equality conditions. We further show that many known optimal constructions attain the lower bound of ΦSD, and that designs attaining the lower bound of the full stratified L2-discrepancy also attain the lower bound of ΦSD. The criterion can be evaluated in O(n2m) time, with a modest reduction in arithmetic operations compared with direct projection-wise evaluation. Numerical studies illustrate the theoretical results and show that ΦSD is effective for assessing low-dimensional projection uniformity.
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