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This presentation is based on Hamilton(1994), Time series analysis
J. Ortega Garcia Econometrics 2016 1 / 20
1 Definitions
Brownian motion
Functional Central Limit
Continuous Mapping Theorem
1 Definitions
Brownian motion
Functional Central Limit
Continuous Mapping Theorem
Definitions
Brownian motion o Wiener process
Consider a Random Walk
yt − yt−1 = εt ∼ i.i.d N (0, 1) , y0 = 0 (1)
then
yt = ε1 + ε2 + · · · + εt
suposse we view εt as
εt = ε1t + ε2t + · · · + εN−1t + εNt , εit ∼ i.i.d. N (0, 1/N )
we might associate
N
yt − yt−1/N = εNt X
yt − yt−1 = εit ∼ i.i.d N (0, 1) , y0 = 0
yt−1/N − yt−2/N = εN−1t
i=1
.. . t X
N
. = ..
X
yt = εiτ ∼ i.i.d N (0, t)
yt−(N−1)/N − yt−N/N = ε1t
τ =1 i=1
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Definitions Brownian motion
Definitions
Brownian motion o Wiener process
wich will have exactly the same properties as (1) but is defined also at noninteger dates
{t + i/N }N
i=1 ∀ t. When N → ∞ the result would be a continuous-time process known as
standard Brownian motion denoted W (·)
Definitions
Functional Central Limit Theorem (FCLT)
Central limit theorem
PT
If µt ∼ i.i.d. with mean zero and variance σ 2 , then the sample mean µ̄T = T −1 τ =1 µτ
satisfies √
L
→ N 0, σ 2
T µ̄T −
If we have a sample of size T and we estimate the mean from the first half of the sample2
T /2
X
µ̄T /2 = (T /2)−1 µτ
τ =1
This estimator would also satisfy the CLT
L
(T /2)1/2 µ̄T /2 −−−→ N 0, σ 2
t→∞
2
The half of the sample is the largest integer that is less or equal to T /2. T/2 for T even and (T − 1)/2 for
T odd.
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Definitions Functional Central Limit
Definitions
Functional Central Limit Theorem (FCLT)
Definitions
Functional Central Limit Theorem (FCLT)
Then √ √
√ Tr Tr
−1/2
X Tr Tr X
T XT (r) = T µτ = √ · µτ
τ =1 T T r τ =1
| {z } |
√{z }
→ r L
−
→ N (0,σ2 )
Therefore √
L
→ N 0, rσ 2
T XT (r) −
√ L
T XT (r) /σ −
→ N (0, r)
and √
T L
(XT (r2 ) − XT (r1 )) −
→ N (0, r2 − r1 )
σ
√ L
T XT /σ (·) −→ W (·) (2)
(2) is known as the Functional central limit theorem
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Definitions Continuous Mapping Theorem
Definitions
Continuous Mapping Theorem (CMT)
If If
g (ST (·)) = √
σST (·) [ST (·)]2
g (ST (·)) = √
ST (·) = T XT (·) /σ ST (·) = T XT (·)
and for FCLT then h√ i2
L
√ L T XT (·) → σ 2 [W (·)]2
−
T XT /σ (·) −
→ W (·)
then √ L
T XT (·) −
→ σW (·)
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Assymptotic properties of a RW
1 Definitions
Brownian motion
Functional Central Limit
Continuous Mapping Theorem
1 Definitions
Brownian motion
Functional Central Limit
Continuous Mapping Theorem
1 Definitions
Brownian motion
Functional Central Limit
Continuous Mapping Theorem