Pouzyry: a novel class of algorithms for restoring a function from a random sample
F. V. Tkachov
Abstract
A novel class of algorithms for restoring a function from a random sample is based on the concept of weak convergence, borrows algorithmic solutions from the Optimal Jet Finder (hep-ph/0301185), offers a considerable algorithmic flexibility, is applicable to non-positive functions, is insensitive to the choice of coordinate axes. A first implementation demonstrates feasibility of the approach.
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