Latin Hypercube Sampling Differs from Monte Carlo Sampling in That

question 13

Multiple Choice

Latin Hypercube sampling differs from Monte Carlo sampling in that the Latin Hypercube sampling .

• A) selects random variates independently over the entire range of possible values of the distribution
• B) uses an uncertain variable whose probability distribution is divided into intervals of equal probability
• C) is used for evaluating the model performance under various what-if scenarios
• D) achieves less accurate forecast statistics for a fixed number of trials

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