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For arbitrary nonnegative raw weights Wi​, let Wˉ=K−1∑i​Wi​. The empirical squared coefficient of variation, using variance divisor K, is
CV2(W)=Wˉ2K−1∑i​(Wi​−Wˉ)2​=(∑i​Wi​)2K∑i​Wi2​​−1.
(1)
Substitution into the stated definition gives the usual effective sample size of importance sampling
ESS=∑i​Wi2​(∑i​Wi​)2​.​
(2)
For normalized weights wi​=Wi​/∑j​Wj​, this reduces to ESS=1/i∑​wi2​​.

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