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Chris Rackauckas [1:45 PM]
If I'm getting it correct
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at a high level it's like
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1) Get an SDE from the user, but build a slightly transformed SDE using the data
2) Solve that transformed SDE using whatever discretization
3) The stuff with Girsonov's theorem etc. says how to change the parameters and resolve.
Is that right?
Moritz Schauer [1:49 PM]
yes, add this into the overarching gibbs sampler
- parameters given full path and prior
- "slightly transformed" full path given data (plus accept/reject step with girsanov)
For now, method of moments and Monte Carlo likelihood estimations will do fine, but this may be more efficient. This is a Bayesian method so it may need to go to the other repo, but keeping it here for reference for now.
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Here's an example from @mschauer
For now, method of moments and Monte Carlo likelihood estimations will do fine, but this may be more efficient. This is a Bayesian method so it may need to go to the other repo, but keeping it here for reference for now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: