We propose a recursive algorithm for tracking a multi-dimensional time-varying parameter of a time series, which is also allowed to be a predictable process with respect to the underlying time series. The algorithm is driven by a gain function. For an arbitrary time series model and a gain function satisfying some conditions, we derive a general uniform non-asymptotic accuracy bound for the tracking algorithm in terms of chosen step size for the algorithm and the oscillations of the parameter of interest. We outline how appropriate gain functions can be constructed and give several examples of different variability settings for the parameter process for which our general result can be applied, leading to different convergence rates in diffe...
A recursive estimation method for time series models following generalized linear models is develope...
We present data-dependent learning bounds for the general scenario of non-stationary non-mixing stoc...
A large class of estimators including maximum likelihood, least squares and M-estimators are based o...
We propose a recursive algorithm for tracking a multi-dimensional time-varying parameter of a time s...
We propose an online algorithm for tracking a multivariate time-varying parameter of a time series. ...
The trade-off between tracking ability and noise sensitivity inadaptive algorithms is a classical re...
Suppose the X0,...., Xn are observations of a one-dimensional stochastic dynamic process described b...
This paper develops a method of adaptive modeling that may be applied to forecast non-stationary tim...
In this paper, we estimate the expected tracking error of a fixed gain stochastic approximation sche...
Main adaptive control design approaches assume that a suitable dynamic model of the controlled proce...
© The Institution of Engineering and Technology 2016. The least mean square methods include two typi...
This thesis consists of five appended papers devoted to modeling tasks where the desired models are ...
AbstractRecursive parameter estimation in diffusion processes is considered. First, stability and as...
This thesis is about parameter estimation and control of time-varying stochastic systems. It can be ...
AbstractRobust estimation of parameters may be obtained via stochastic approximation algorithms. Thi...
A recursive estimation method for time series models following generalized linear models is develope...
We present data-dependent learning bounds for the general scenario of non-stationary non-mixing stoc...
A large class of estimators including maximum likelihood, least squares and M-estimators are based o...
We propose a recursive algorithm for tracking a multi-dimensional time-varying parameter of a time s...
We propose an online algorithm for tracking a multivariate time-varying parameter of a time series. ...
The trade-off between tracking ability and noise sensitivity inadaptive algorithms is a classical re...
Suppose the X0,...., Xn are observations of a one-dimensional stochastic dynamic process described b...
This paper develops a method of adaptive modeling that may be applied to forecast non-stationary tim...
In this paper, we estimate the expected tracking error of a fixed gain stochastic approximation sche...
Main adaptive control design approaches assume that a suitable dynamic model of the controlled proce...
© The Institution of Engineering and Technology 2016. The least mean square methods include two typi...
This thesis consists of five appended papers devoted to modeling tasks where the desired models are ...
AbstractRecursive parameter estimation in diffusion processes is considered. First, stability and as...
This thesis is about parameter estimation and control of time-varying stochastic systems. It can be ...
AbstractRobust estimation of parameters may be obtained via stochastic approximation algorithms. Thi...
A recursive estimation method for time series models following generalized linear models is develope...
We present data-dependent learning bounds for the general scenario of non-stationary non-mixing stoc...
A large class of estimators including maximum likelihood, least squares and M-estimators are based o...