space_fill: Create Space-Filling Design
In GADGET: Gaussian Process Approximations for Designing Experiments
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Generates a maximin latin hypercube sample (LHS) covering the space defined by lower_bound and upper_bound with budget number of points. The resulting LHS is shifted and scaled to the domain defined by lower_bound and upper_bound.
Usage
1
space_fill(lower_bound, upper_bound, budget)
Arguments
lower_bound
A vector of length d.
upper_bound
A vector of length d.
budget
An integer.
Value
A matrix with budget rows and d columns.
Examples
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my_lhs <- space_fill(c(0,0),c(10,10),20)
plot(my_lhs)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Generates a maximin latin hypercube sample (LHS) covering the space defined by lower_bound and upper_bound with budget number of points. The resulting LHS is shifted and scaled to the domain defined by lower_bound and upper_bound.
Usage
1 | space_fill(lower_bound, upper_bound, budget)
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Arguments
lower_bound |
A vector of length |
upper_bound |
A vector of length |
budget |
An integer. |
Value
A matrix with budget rows and d columns.
Examples
1 2 | my_lhs <- space_fill(c(0,0),c(10,10),20)
plot(my_lhs)
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