AbstractIn this paper we consider the estimation problem in a continuous time linear model. We establish that, under certain covariance structure of the process, if the best linear unbiased estimator for the expectation of the process is sufficient then the process involved has a Gaussian distribution. In particular, this implies that, under some conditions, the linear sufficiency and ordinary sufficiency properties are equivalent if and only if the distribution of the process is Gaussian
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AbstractIn this paper we consider the estimation problem in a continuous time linear model. We estab...
AbstractIn this paper we consider a general linear model in a continuous time. We propose a decompos...
In this paper, we study linear completeness in a continuous time linear model. We give a characteriz...
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One of the most common misconceptions made about the Kalman filter when applied to linear systems is...
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It is shown that, for discrete-time processes, both the causal minimum variance estimate of an arbit...
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We consider covariance parameter estimation for a Gaussian process under inequality constraints (bou...
AbstractConsider a general linear model Y=Xβ+Z where CovZ may be known only partially. We investigat...
AbstractThe notion of linear sufficiency for the whole set of estimable functions in the general Gau...
AbstractWe study the estimation problem for a continuous (Gaussian) process with independent increme...
AbstractWe consider a Gaussian process X with smoothness comparable to the Brownian motion. We analy...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the estimation problem in a continuous time linear model. We estab...
AbstractIn this paper we consider a general linear model in a continuous time. We propose a decompos...
In this paper, we study linear completeness in a continuous time linear model. We give a characteriz...
AbstractThis paper considers the problem of estimation in a linear model when a stochastic process i...
This paper first strictly proved that the growth of the second moment of a large class of Gaussian p...
One of the most common misconceptions made about the Kalman filter when applied to linear systems is...
AbstractWe establish contiguity of families of probability measures indexed by T, as T → ∞, for clas...
AbstractA family of one-dimensional linear stochastic approximation procedures in continuous time wh...
It is shown that, for discrete-time processes, both the causal minimum variance estimate of an arbit...
This paper overviews maximum likelihood and Gaussian methods of estimating continuous time models us...
We consider covariance parameter estimation for a Gaussian process under inequality constraints (bou...
AbstractConsider a general linear model Y=Xβ+Z where CovZ may be known only partially. We investigat...
AbstractThe notion of linear sufficiency for the whole set of estimable functions in the general Gau...
AbstractWe study the estimation problem for a continuous (Gaussian) process with independent increme...
AbstractWe consider a Gaussian process X with smoothness comparable to the Brownian motion. We analy...