Lécuyer, Pierre
L'Écuyer, Pierre, 1950-
Pierre L'Écuyer informaticien canadien
VIAF ID: 172343748 (Personal)
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Works
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An adaptive zero-variance importance sampling approximation for static network dependability evaluation | |
The application of forecasting techniques to modeling emergency medical system calls in Calgary, Alberta. | |
Approches de programmation en contraintes en probabilité pour les problèmes de dimensionnement et planification avec incertitude de la demande : application aux centres d'appels. | |
Approximative solutions to continuous stochastic games | |
Asymptotic efficiency of perturbation analysis based stochastic approximation with averaging | |
Asymptotic robustness of estimators in rare-event simulation | |
BonGCL, un logiciel pour la recherche de bons générateurs à congruence linéaire | |
Budget-dependent convergence rate of stochastic approximation | |
Call center routing policy using call waiting and agent idle times | |
Chance-Constrained Programming Approaches for Staffing and Shift-Scheduling Problems with Uncertain Forecasts : application to Call Centers | |
Comparing alternative methods for derivative estimation when IPA does not apply directly | |
Computing optimal checkpointing policies : a dynamic programming approach | |
Computing optimal checkpointing strategies for rollback and recovery systems | |
Contributions à la simulation stochastique parallèle : architectures logicielles pour la distribution de flux pseudo-aléatoires dans les simulations Monte Carlo sur CPU/GPU. | |
Contributions to parallel stochastic simulation : application of good software engineering practices to the distribution of pseudorandom streams in hybrid Monte Carlo simulations | |
Convergence rates for steady-state derivative estimators | |
Coupling from the past with randomized quasi-Monte Carlo | |
Discrete event dynamic programming with simultaneous events | |
A dynamic replacement model allowing minimal repair at failure | |
Dynamic scheduling of a robot servicing machines on a one-dimensional line | |
Dynamics of a two-level system with priorities and application to an emergency call center | |
Effective approximation of zero-variance simulation in a reliability setting | |
Efficient and portable combined Tausworthe random number generators | |
Efficient correlation matching for normal-copula dependence when univariate marginals are discrete | |
Efficient estimation and simulation of the truncated multivariate student-t distribution | |
Estimating small cell-loss ratios in ATM switches via importance sampling | |
Existence and construction of shifted lattice rules with an arbitrary number of points and bounded weighted star discrepancy for general weights | |
Functional estimation with respect to a threshold parameter via dynamic split-and-merge | |
Global stochastic optimization with low-dispersion point sets | |
Improved long-period generators based on linear recurrences modulo 2 | |
Jean Jan, c1985: | |
Jean Jan : lieutenant de Cadoudal | |
Likelihood ratio density estimation for simulation models | |
Markov chain importance sampling with applications to rare event probability estimation | |
Modeling uncertainty : an examination of stochastic theory, methods, and applications | |
Monte Carlo and Quasi-Monte Carlo methods 2008 | |
Multiple recursive and matrix linear congruential generators | |
Non-neutrality of search engines and its impact on innovation | |
Noncooperative stochastic games under a local contraction assumption | |
A numerical procedure for pricing American-style Asian options | |
On array-RQMC for Markov chains : mapping alternatives and convergence rates | |
On figures of merit for randomly-shifted lattice rules | |
On the Deng-Lin random number generators and related methods | |
On the distribution of k-dimensional vectors for simple and combined Tausworthe sequences | |
On the interaction between stratification and control variates, with illustrations in a call center simulation | |
Opportunistic replacement policies for a multicomponent system with identical elements | |
Optimal research and development expenditures under an incremental tax incentive scheme | |
Pricing call and put options embedded in bonds | |
A process-oriented simulation package based on Modula-2 | |
Processus de décision markoviens à étapes discrètes : application à des problèmes de remplacement d'équipement | |
Proposition de règles de formattage pour les programmes Pascal | |
A random number package with splitting facilities | |
Random numbers for parallel computers : requirements and methods, with emphasis on GPUs | |
Randomized polynomial lattice rules for multivariate integration and simulation | |
Ratchet effects and the cost of incremental incentive schemes | |
The repair vs replacement problem : a stochastic control approach | |
Revenue-maximizing rankings for online platforms with quality-sensitive consumers | |
SENTIERS, un logiciel Modula-2 pour l'arithmétique sur les grands entiers | |
SIMOD, définition fonctionnelle et guide d'utilisation | |
SIMPascal 2.0 : guide de l'usager pour VAX/VMS | |
SIMPascal : un package de simulation à événements discrets basé sur le language Pascal | |
Spectral analysis of the MIXMAX random number generators | |
Stochastic optimization by simulation : convergence proofs and experimental results for the GI/G/1 queue in steady-state | |
Structural properties for two classes of combined random number generators | |
Systèmes dynamiques affines par morceaux appliqués à l'évaluation de performance de centres d'appels d'urgence. | |
TestU01 | |
TestU01 : a C library for empirical testing of random number generators | |
A unified view of the IPA, SF and LR gradient estimation techniques | |
Variance reduction's greatest hits | |
Waiting time predictors for multi-skill call centers |