)</p>
<p>Sampling points \(P\) uniformly from \(S\) and mapping the sample to
\(f(M)\) may produce a non-uniform sample \(p(P)\) due to differences in
the local sampling rate per unit interior (length, area, volume, etc.),
quantified as the Jacobian (higher-order derivative) of \(p\). <strong>tdaunif</strong>
uses two techniques to correct for this:</p><ul><li><p>The more numerical (brute-force) technique is to compute the Jacobian on
the parameter space and oversample locally at a rate proportional to the
