The asymptotic theory of estimators obtained from estimating functions is re-viewed and some new results on the multivariate parameter case are presented. Specifically, results about existence of consistent estimators and about asymptotic normality of these are given. First a very general stochastic process setting is considered. Then it is demonstrated how more specific conditions for existence of√ n-consistent and asymptotically normal estimators can be given for martingale estimating functions in the case of observations of a Markov process. Key words: asymptotic normality, consistency, diffusion processes, estimating equations, likelihood inference, Markov processes, martingale estimating functions, misspecified models, statistical infe...
Accepted for publication in Journal of Statistical Planning and InferenceInternational audienceThe a...
We consider an estimation problem with observations from a Gaussian process. The problem arises from...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the cen tral limit theorem for martingales are...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are ...
In certain cases statistical methods based on standard maximum likelihood asymptotics become valid a...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are ...
This thesis is primarily concerned with the investigation of asymptotic properties of the maximum l...
The problem of demonstrating the limiting normality of posterior distributions arising from stochast...
This paper is concerned with the estimation of a parameter of a stochastic process on the basis of a...
This is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unified frame...
The study of locally stationary processes contains theory and methods about a class of processes tha...
This is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unified frame...
AbstractAsymptotically maximum likelihood estimators and estimators asymptotically minimizing criter...
AbstractWe consider an estimation problem with observations from a Gaussian process. The problem ari...
AbstractIn a variety of statistical problems one needs to solve an equation in order to get an estim...
Accepted for publication in Journal of Statistical Planning and InferenceInternational audienceThe a...
We consider an estimation problem with observations from a Gaussian process. The problem arises from...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the cen tral limit theorem for martingales are...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are ...
In certain cases statistical methods based on standard maximum likelihood asymptotics become valid a...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are ...
This thesis is primarily concerned with the investigation of asymptotic properties of the maximum l...
The problem of demonstrating the limiting normality of posterior distributions arising from stochast...
This paper is concerned with the estimation of a parameter of a stochastic process on the basis of a...
This is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unified frame...
The study of locally stationary processes contains theory and methods about a class of processes tha...
This is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unified frame...
AbstractAsymptotically maximum likelihood estimators and estimators asymptotically minimizing criter...
AbstractWe consider an estimation problem with observations from a Gaussian process. The problem ari...
AbstractIn a variety of statistical problems one needs to solve an equation in order to get an estim...
Accepted for publication in Journal of Statistical Planning and InferenceInternational audienceThe a...
We consider an estimation problem with observations from a Gaussian process. The problem arises from...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the cen tral limit theorem for martingales are...