A sampling design uniform in every pair of columns · d = 6, n = 24
Submit an n-row, d-column sampling table. Pick any two columns and plot each row's two entries as a point in the unit square. The site checks all C(d,2) such scatter plots; the least uniform one determines the final score. Make that worst score as small as possible.
Record comparison
the least-uniform pair's discrepancy · Lower is better| Record | Value / interval | Author / holder | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| External best known | — | — | No reference listed |
| Site record | 0.019512950797 | zzzcy | Record details ↓ |
Formal definition
- ContainerAn n-row, d-column sampling table, equivalently n points in [0,1]ᵈ
- SubmissionExactly n rows and d columns; every entry lies in the closed interval [0,1], and identical rows are allowed
- Projection discrepancyPᵣ,ₛ is the two-dimensional point set obtained by keeping only columns r and s. The indicator 𝟙 is 1 when a point lies in the origin-anchored rectangle [0,u] × [0,v], and 0 otherwise
- ScoreCompute the L2-star discrepancy of all C(d,2) column pairs; the largest one is the submission's score
- ObjectiveMake this worst-pair score as small as possible. The verifier computes the squared discrepancy exactly and displays it rounded up at the twelfth decimal