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Methods are discussed for calculating Q(t) which is the integrand function obtained when is reduced to an integral over t by using the transformation t=τ(x,y). The variations in τ(x,y) are considered and an adaptive procedure is derived. This differs from he standard quadrature problem in which the properties of f(x,y) dictate the adaptive procedures to be used. The one dimensional case is examined in detail.
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