Statistical inference for models driven by 𝑛-th order fractional Brownian motion

IF 0.4 Q4 STATISTICS & PROBABILITY Theory of Probability and Mathematical Statistics Pub Date : 2023-05-02 DOI:10.1090/tpms/1185
Hicham Chaouch, H. Maroufy, Mohamed Omari
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Abstract

We consider the following stochastic integral equation X ( t ) = μ t + σ 0 t φ ( s ) d B H n ( s ) X(t)=\mu t + \sigma \int _0^t \varphi (s) dB_H^n(s) , t 0 t\geq 0 , where φ \varphi is a known function and B H n B^n_H is the n n -th order fractional Brownian motion. We provide explicit maximum likelihood estimators for both μ \mu and σ 2 \sigma ^2 , then we formulate explicitly a least squares estimator for μ \mu and an estimator for σ 2 \sigma ^2 by using power variations method. The consistency and asymptotic normality are established for those estimators when the number of observations or the time horizon is sufficiently large.

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由驱动的模型的统计推断𝑛-阶分数布朗运动
我们考虑以下随机积分方程X(t)=μ,其中φ\varphi是一个已知函数,并且BhnB^n_H是n阶分数布朗运动。我们给出了μμ和σ2\sigma^2的显式最大似然估计量,然后我们用幂变分法显式地公式化了μμμ的最小二乘估计量和σ2\sigma^2的估计量。当观测次数或时间范围足够大时,建立了这些估计量的一致性和渐近正态性。
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