Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are given in a generality that is often necessary when studying statistical inference for stochastic process models. To illustrate the usefulness of the results, we consider estimation for a multi-dimensional Gaussian diffusion, where results on consistency and asymptotic normality of the maximum likelihood estimator are obtained in cases that were not covered by previously published limit theorems. The results are also applied to martingales of a different nature, which are typical of the problems occuring in connection with statistical inference for stochastic delay equations. Key words: Central limit theorem; multivariate Gaussian diffusions; ...
AbstractWe present a new version of the Central Limit Theorem for multivariate martingales
This thesis is primarily concerned with the investigation of asymptotic properties of the maximum l...
AbstractThis article deals with quantitative results by involving the standard modulus of continuity...
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 ...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are ...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are ...
In order to develop a general criterion for proving strong consistency of estimators in Statistics o...
The asymptotic theory of estimators obtained from estimating functions is re-viewed and some new res...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with large-O error estimates concerning convergence in distribution ...
For the stochastic differential equation dX(t) = faX(t) + bX(t \Gamma 1)g dt +dW (t); t 0; the loc...
The central limit theorem is proved for estimates of parameters which specify the covariance structu...
In this paper, we give rates of convergence, for minimal distances and for the uniform distance, bet...
AbstractThis article deals with quantitative results by involving the standard modulus of continuity...
This thesis considers three essentially distinct problems in limit theory for stochastic processes,...
AbstractWe present a new version of the Central Limit Theorem for multivariate martingales
This thesis is primarily concerned with the investigation of asymptotic properties of the maximum l...
AbstractThis article deals with quantitative results by involving the standard modulus of continuity...
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 ...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are ...
Multivariate versions of the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem for martingales are ...
In order to develop a general criterion for proving strong consistency of estimators in Statistics o...
The asymptotic theory of estimators obtained from estimating functions is re-viewed and some new res...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with large-O error estimates concerning convergence in distribution ...
For the stochastic differential equation dX(t) = faX(t) + bX(t \Gamma 1)g dt +dW (t); t 0; the loc...
The central limit theorem is proved for estimates of parameters which specify the covariance structu...
In this paper, we give rates of convergence, for minimal distances and for the uniform distance, bet...
AbstractThis article deals with quantitative results by involving the standard modulus of continuity...
This thesis considers three essentially distinct problems in limit theory for stochastic processes,...
AbstractWe present a new version of the Central Limit Theorem for multivariate martingales
This thesis is primarily concerned with the investigation of asymptotic properties of the maximum l...
AbstractThis article deals with quantitative results by involving the standard modulus of continuity...