Titlebook: Simulation and Inference for Stochastic Processes with YUIMA; A Comprehensive R Fr Stefano M. Iacus,Nakahiro Yoshida Book 2018 Springer Int

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CARMA Modelsnnovation follow a wide range of Lévy processes. Simulation and inference for this model is considered along with the fitting of real data to this model. Full R code for completing the above analyses with yuima package is provided.

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COGARCH ModelsCH time series models where the time is continuous and the innovation follows a Lévy process. Simulation and inference for this model are considered as well as the fit of COGARCH to real data. Full R code for completing the above analyses with yuima package is provided.

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Stochastic Differential Equations Driven by the Fractional Brownian MotionThis chapter, after introducing the fractional Brownian motion and its properties, considers the problem of stochastic differential equations driven by fractional Gaussian noise. Estimation for such linear models is also treated in full details with real data fitting. Full R code for completing the above analyses with yuima package is provided.

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