AbstractThe problem of finite-dimensional parameter estimation for a diffusion-type process is considered. The proposed minimum distance estimate is introduced as a point where the supremum norm of the difference between the observations and the corresponding deterministic (limit) solution attains its minimum. Under some regularity conditions the consistency of this estimate is established as the diffusion coefficient tends to zero and the limit distribution is described
International audienceWe consider a one-dimensional diffusion process (Xt) which is observed at n + ...
We derive expansion results in order to approximate the law of the average of the marginal of diffus...
We consider a parameter estimation problem for a diffusion with killing, starting at a point in an o...
Suppose one observes one path of a stochastic process X = (Xt)t ≥ 0 which is known to solve an equat...
AbstractThe maximum likelihood estimation of the unknown parameter of a diffusion process based on a...
A short review of diffusion parameter estimations methods from discrete observations is presented. ...
Parameter estimation problems of diffusion models are discussed. The problems of maximum likelihood ...
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prépublication SAMOS n°108Let be the following one-dimensional threshold diffusion model : dX(t)=b(X...
The transition density of a diffusion process does not admit an explicit expression in general, whic...
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AbstractLet θ be the unknown parameter in the drift coefficient of a certain class of nonstationary ...
International audienceWe consider a one-dimensional diffusion process (Xt) which is observed at n + ...
We derive expansion results in order to approximate the law of the average of the marginal of diffus...
We consider a parameter estimation problem for a diffusion with killing, starting at a point in an o...
Suppose one observes one path of a stochastic process X = (Xt)t ≥ 0 which is known to solve an equat...
AbstractThe maximum likelihood estimation of the unknown parameter of a diffusion process based on a...
A short review of diffusion parameter estimations methods from discrete observations is presented. ...
Parameter estimation problems of diffusion models are discussed. The problems of maximum likelihood ...
Wir studieren das Verhalten des Maximums, des Minimums und des Endwerts zeithomogener eindimensional...
This paper introduces a family of recursively defined estimators of the parameters of a diffusion pr...
prépublication SAMOS n°108Let be the following one-dimensional threshold diffusion model : dX(t)=b(X...
The transition density of a diffusion process does not admit an explicit expression in general, whic...
Nous etudions un estimateur de la distance minimale (EMD) de type Cramer-Von mise pour des processus...
AbstractWe study the nonparametric estimation of the coefficients of a 1-dimensional diffusion proce...
This paper studies an approximation method for the log-likelihood function of a nonlinear diffusion ...
AbstractLet θ be the unknown parameter in the drift coefficient of a certain class of nonstationary ...
International audienceWe consider a one-dimensional diffusion process (Xt) which is observed at n + ...
We derive expansion results in order to approximate the law of the average of the marginal of diffus...
We consider a parameter estimation problem for a diffusion with killing, starting at a point in an o...