{"articles":{"exact-bootstrapping@computational-statistical-methods":{"content":"<p>In exhaustive bootstrapping, we iterate over all possible bootstrap samples, evaluate \\(T(X)\\) and generate the exact histogram for \\(T(X)\\).</p><p>However, the number of possible bootstrap samples, \\({n}^{n}\\), quickly blows up, so this method is infeasible; instead, we approximate by randomly sampling for example \\(10 000\\) bootstrap samples.</p>","names":[[["Exact bootstrapping",""]]]}},"style":"Method"}