In this article, general estimating functions for ergodic diffusions sam-pled at high frequency with noisy observations are presented. The the-ory is formulated in term of approximate martingale estimating func-tions based on local means of the observations, and simple conditions are given for rate optimality. The estimation of diffusion parameter is faster that the estimation of drift parameter, and the rate of conver-gence in the Central Limit Theorem is classical for the drift parameter but not classical for the diffusion parameter. The link with specific minimum contrast estimators is established, as an example. Key Words: estimating functions, diffusion process, parametric inference, discrete time noisy observations, central limit theo...
AbstractAn approximate martingale estimating function with an eigenfunction is proposed for an estim...
A review is given of parametric estimation methods for discretely sampled mul- tivariate diffusion p...
This thesis is composed of two parts. The first part is devoted to inference for discretely observed...
In this article, general estimating functions for ergodic diffusions sampled at high frequency with ...
: A new type of martingale estimating function is proposed for inference about classes of diffusion ...
The joint estimation of both drift and diffusion coefficient parameters is treated under the situati...
We consider the estimation of unknown parameters in the drift and diffusion coefficients of a one-di...
The problem of nonparametric invariant density function estimation of an ergodic diffusion process i...
Parametric estimation for diffusion processes is considered for high frequency ob-servations over a ...
The problem of nonparametric drift estimation for ergodic diffusions is studied from a Bayesian pers...
The problem of nonparametric drift estimation for ergodic diffusions is studied from a Bayesian pers...
The problem of nonparametric drift estimation for ergodic diffusions is studied from a Bayesian pers...
The problem of nonparametric drift estimation for ergodic diffusions is studied from a Bayesian pers...
Two classes of unbiased estimators of the density function of ergodic distribution for the diffusion...
textabstractFor ergodic diffusions, we consider kernel-type estimators for the invariant density, it...
AbstractAn approximate martingale estimating function with an eigenfunction is proposed for an estim...
A review is given of parametric estimation methods for discretely sampled mul- tivariate diffusion p...
This thesis is composed of two parts. The first part is devoted to inference for discretely observed...
In this article, general estimating functions for ergodic diffusions sampled at high frequency with ...
: A new type of martingale estimating function is proposed for inference about classes of diffusion ...
The joint estimation of both drift and diffusion coefficient parameters is treated under the situati...
We consider the estimation of unknown parameters in the drift and diffusion coefficients of a one-di...
The problem of nonparametric invariant density function estimation of an ergodic diffusion process i...
Parametric estimation for diffusion processes is considered for high frequency ob-servations over a ...
The problem of nonparametric drift estimation for ergodic diffusions is studied from a Bayesian pers...
The problem of nonparametric drift estimation for ergodic diffusions is studied from a Bayesian pers...
The problem of nonparametric drift estimation for ergodic diffusions is studied from a Bayesian pers...
The problem of nonparametric drift estimation for ergodic diffusions is studied from a Bayesian pers...
Two classes of unbiased estimators of the density function of ergodic distribution for the diffusion...
textabstractFor ergodic diffusions, we consider kernel-type estimators for the invariant density, it...
AbstractAn approximate martingale estimating function with an eigenfunction is proposed for an estim...
A review is given of parametric estimation methods for discretely sampled mul- tivariate diffusion p...
This thesis is composed of two parts. The first part is devoted to inference for discretely observed...