A Least Squares Estimator for Lévy-driven Moving Averages Based on Discrete Time Observations
A Least Squares Estimator for Lévy-driven Moving Averages Based on Discrete Time Observations
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10.1080/03610926.2012.763093
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2015-03
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Shibin Zhang;Zhengyan Lin;Xinsheng Zhang
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Shibin Zhang;Zhengyan Lin;Xinsheng Zhang
This article is concerned with a least squares estimator (LSE) of the kernel function parameter θ for a Lévy-driven moving average of the form X(t) = ∫t− ∞K(θ(t − s)) dL(s), where is a Lévy process without the Brownian motion part, K is a kernel function and θ > 0 is a parameter. Let h be the time span between two consecutive observations and let n be the size of sample. As h → 0 and nh → ∞, consistency and asymptotic normality of the LSE are studied. The small-sample performance of the LSE is evaluated by means of a simulation experiment. Finally, two real-data applications show that the Lévy-driven moving average gives a good approximation to the autocorrelation of the process.