Nonparametric statistics for stochastic processes. Estimation and prediction. (Q1271097)

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Nonparametric statistics for stochastic processes. Estimation and prediction.
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    Nonparametric statistics for stochastic processes. Estimation and prediction. (English)
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    4 November 1998
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    [For the review of the first edition from 1996 see Zbl 0857.62081).] This edition contains some improvements and corrections, and two new chapters. Chapter 6 deals with the use of local time in density estimation. The local time furnishes an unbiased density estimator and its approximation by a kernel estimator gives new insight in the choice of bandwidth. Implementation and numerical applications to finance and economics are gathered and developed in Chapter 7.
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    nonparametric prediction
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    dependence structure
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    coupling techniques
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    inequalities
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    mixing processes
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    density estimation
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    discrete-time processes
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    uniform almost sure convergence
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    asymptotic normality
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    kernel estimators
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    random regressors
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    optimal asymptotics
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    mean square error
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    prediction of Markov processes
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    regression functions
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    continuous-time processes
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    irregular paths
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    superoptimality
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    local time
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    finance
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    economics
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    quadratic errors
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