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Keywords:
maximum likelihood estimation; information divergence; Gaussian process; autoregressive processes
maximum likelihood estimation; information divergence; Gaussian process; autoregressive processes
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The paper investigates the relation between maximum likelihood and minimum $I$-divergence estimates of unknown parameters and studies the asymptotic behaviour of the likelihood ratio maximum. Observations are assumed to be done in the continuous time.
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