Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B (Statistical Methodology) · 1976 · 248 citations · 19 references
Weak ConsistencyParameter EstimationDensity EstimationEngineeringMaximum Likelihood EstimationEstimation StatisticAsymptotic PropertiesEconometricsStatistical InferenceMathematical StatisticEstimation TheoryStatisticsDependent Observations
Summary The asymptotic properties of m.l.e. are discussed for generally dependent observations. Conditions are derived for weak consistency and asymptotic Normality of the estimates. We further consider the case where some of the parameters are “transient” in the sense that the accumulated information on them from the sample does not increase indefinitely; then the interest lies in estimating the other parameters consistently. Examples are given, and the work is related to that of Neyman and Scott (1948).
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Mathematical Methods of Statistics.
R. C. Geary, H. Leslie Cramer · The Economic Journal · 1947 · 6K citations
Mathematical Economics, Economics, Theoretical Econometrics +13