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Variance for Hithit-and-Miss MonteCarlo Methodmiss Monte Carlo method and Importance Samplingimportance sampling

Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarloMonte Carlo is given by $Var(\theta)=\frac{\Theta*(1-\Theta)}{N}$ where $\theta$ is the estimated probability of Hit and N is the number of simulations. Can someone explain why? And what will be the variance when Importance Sampling is used.?

Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo Method and Importance Sampling

Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo is given by $Var(\theta)=\frac{\Theta*(1-\Theta)}{N}$ where $\theta$ is the estimated probability of Hit and N is the number of simulations. Can someone explain why? And what will be the variance when Importance Sampling is used.

Variance for hit-and-miss Monte Carlo method and importance sampling

Variance for Hit-and-Miss Monte Carlo is given by $Var(\theta)=\frac{\Theta*(1-\Theta)}{N}$ where $\theta$ is the estimated probability of Hit and N is the number of simulations. Can someone explain why? And what will be the variance when Importance Sampling is used?

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Figure of Merit Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo Method and Importance Sampling

Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo is given by $Var(\theta)=\frac{\Theta*(1-\Theta)}{N}$ where $\theta$ is the estimated probability of Hit and N is the number of simulations. Can someone explain why? And what will be the variance when Importance Sampling is used.

Figure of Merit for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo Method and Importance Sampling

Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo is given by $Var(\theta)=\frac{\Theta*(1-\Theta)}{N}$ where $\theta$ is the estimated probability of Hit and N is the number of simulations. Can someone explain why?

Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo Method and Importance Sampling

Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo is given by $Var(\theta)=\frac{\Theta*(1-\Theta)}{N}$ where $\theta$ is the estimated probability of Hit and N is the number of simulations. Can someone explain why? And what will be the variance when Importance Sampling is used.

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Figure of Merit for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo Method and Importance Sampling

Variance for Hit-and-Miss MonteCarlo is given by $Var(\theta)=\frac{\Theta*(1-\Theta)}{N}$ where $\theta$ is the estimated probability of Hit and N is the number of simulations. Can someone explain why?