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High-Frequency Analysis Of Parabolic Stochastic Pdes

Chong, Carsten  
April 1, 2020
Annals Of Statistics

We consider the problem of estimating stochastic volatility for a class of second-order parabolic stochastic PDEs. Assuming that the solution is observed at high temporal frequency, we use limit theorems for multipower variations and related functionals to construct consistent nonparametric estimators and asymptotic confidence bounds for the integrated volatility process. As a byproduct of our analysis, we also obtain feasible estimators for the regularity of the spatial covariance function of the noise.

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research article
DOI
10.1214/19-AOS1841
Web of Science ID

WOS:000536766400022

Author(s)
Chong, Carsten  
Date Issued

2020-04-01

Publisher

INST MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS

Published in
Annals Of Statistics
Volume

48

Issue

2

Start page

1143

End page

1167

Subjects

Statistics & Probability

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Mathematics

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high-frequency observations

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martingale limit theorems

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multipower variations

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stochastic heat equation

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spdes

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variation functionals

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volatility estimation

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ornstein-uhlenbeck processes

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limit-theorems

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power variations

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model

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space

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volatility

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equations

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behavior

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fields

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driven

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