Recursive parameter estimation procedures

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• Dr Teo Sharia, Lecturer in Statistics, Royal Holloway , University of London
• Wednesday 23 November 2011, 14:15-15:00
• LR3, Cambridge University Engineering Department.

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Parameter estimation procedures will be discussed for some important classes of statistical models using ideas of stochastic approximation theory. Stochastic approximation is a method to locate a root of an unknown function when only noisy measurements of the function can be observed. These procedures naturally allow for on-line implementation and do not require storing all the data, which is particularly convenient for sequential data processing. In particular, new procedures for estimating autoregressive parameters in $AR(m)$ models will be considered. The proposed method allows for incorporation of auxiliary information into the estimation process, and is consistent and asymptotically efficient under certain regularity conditions.

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