An intrinsic effective sample size for manifold MCMC is defined via kernel discrepancy as the number of independent draws yielding equivalent expected squared discrepancy to the target.
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Intrinsic effective sample size for manifold-valued Markov chain Monte Carlo via kernel discrepancy
An intrinsic effective sample size for manifold MCMC is defined via kernel discrepancy as the number of independent draws yielding equivalent expected squared discrepancy to the target.