This is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unified framework is used to study the asymptotic properties of tests and estimators parameters in discrete-time, continuous-time jump-type, and diffusion processes. Two broad families of processes, viz, ergodic and non-ergodic type are introduced and the qualitative differences in the asymptotic results for the two families are discussed and illustrated with several examples. Some results on estimation and testing via Bayesian, nonparametric, and sequential methods are also surveyed briefly.Maximun likelihood estimator likeliohood ratio and score tests ergodic and non-ergodic type processes jump type and diffusion processes asymptotic efficiency of tests...
AbstractIn this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic p...
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 is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unified frame...
AbstractThis is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unifi...
The study of locally stationary processes contains theory and methods about a class of processes tha...
In certain cases statistical methods based on standard maximum likelihood asymptotics become valid a...
AbstractLimiting distributions of a score statistic and the likelihood ratio statistic for testing a...
Limiting distributions of a score statistic and the likelihood ratio statistic for testing a composi...
AbstractIn this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic p...
The asymptotic theory of estimators obtained from estimating functions is re-viewed and some new res...
Summary. We give an overview of recent developments in the theory of statistical inference for stoch...
A review is given of parametric estimation methods for discretely sampled mul- tivariate diffusion p...
In this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic processes...
We consider parametric hypotheses testing for multidimensional ergodic diffusion processes observed ...
AbstractIn this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic p...
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 is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unified frame...
AbstractThis is a survey of some aspects of large-sample inference for stochastic processes. A unifi...
The study of locally stationary processes contains theory and methods about a class of processes tha...
In certain cases statistical methods based on standard maximum likelihood asymptotics become valid a...
AbstractLimiting distributions of a score statistic and the likelihood ratio statistic for testing a...
Limiting distributions of a score statistic and the likelihood ratio statistic for testing a composi...
AbstractIn this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic p...
The asymptotic theory of estimators obtained from estimating functions is re-viewed and some new res...
Summary. We give an overview of recent developments in the theory of statistical inference for stoch...
A review is given of parametric estimation methods for discretely sampled mul- tivariate diffusion p...
In this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic processes...
We consider parametric hypotheses testing for multidimensional ergodic diffusion processes observed ...
AbstractIn this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic p...
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...