Titlebook: Statistics of Random Processes II; Applications Robert S. Liptser,Albert N. Shiryaev Book 2001Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Book 2001Latest edition of further important facts such as the Girsanov theorem and its generalizations, theorems on the innovation pro­ cesses, structure of the densities (Radon-Nikodym derivatives) for absolutely continuous measures being distributions of diffusion and ItO-type processes, and existence theorems for weak

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Application of Filtering Equations to Problems of Statistics of Random Sequences,applied to solving various problems of mathematical statistics. In particular, the present section deals with the problem of linear estimation of unobservable components of a multidimensional stationary wide-sense process (discrete time) with rational spectral density in the components accessible for observation.

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Random Point Processes: Stieltjes Stochastic Integrals,s, to a certain extent, to those of a Wiener process. Chapters 18 and 19 will deal with the case of an observable process that is a point process whose trajectories are pure jump functions (a Poisson process with constant or variable intensity is a typical example).