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Term structure of interest models: concept and estimation problem in a continuous-time setting Author info | Abstract | Publisher info | Download info | Related research | Statistics Orazio Di Miscia (Banca Intesa)
Continuous-time models have a large range of applications. They have been used for a long time to model phenomena evolving randomly and continuously in time. However, data are essentially always recorded at discrete points in time only and this is one of the main source of difficulties when the researcher is interested about their estimation. This paper review some of the estimation problems and focus the attention about the link between continuous-time stochastic process and the estimation of term structure interest rate.
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