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James M. Bower,David Beemane applications. Standard MLSC typically employs grids with predetermined resolutions. Even more, stochastic dimensionality reduction has not been considered in previous MLSC formulations. In this paper, we design an MLSC approach in terms of adaptive sparse grids for stochastic discretization and co

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