

The markers in the scatter plot show the estimates for the integral when only the first k random variates are used. If X is a continuous random variable and Y = g(X) is a random variable that is created by a continuous transformation ( g) of X, then the expected value of Y is given by the following convolution: The theorem is basically the chain rule for integrals. The Monte Carlo technique takes advantage of a theorem in probability that is whimsically called the Law of the Unconscious Statistician. I previously showed an example of using Monte Carlo simulation to estimate the value of pi (π) by using the "average value method." This section presents the mathematics behind the Monte Carlo estimate of the integral.
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How to use Monte Carlo simulation to estimate an integral This article shows a third method to estimate an integral in SAS: Monte Carlo simulation.

Numerical integration is important in many areas of applied mathematics and statistics.
