2012
DOI: 10.1017/s0021900200009190
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An Inverse Gamma Activity Time Process with Noninteger Parameters and a Self-Similar Limit

Abstract: We construct a process with inverse gamma increments and an asymptotically self-similar limit. This construction supports the use of long-range-dependent t subordinator models for actual financial data as advocated in Heyde and Leonenko (2005), in that it allows for noninteger-valued model parameters, as is found empirically in model estimation from data.

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“…Familiar special cases of second‐order Lévy processes are Brownian motion, Poisson process, negative binomial process, gamma process, inverse Gaussian process, normal inverse Gaussian process (Barndorff‐Nielsen ()), inverse Gamma process (Finlay et al ()), variance Gamma process (Madan & Seneta (), Finlay & Seneta ()) and second‐order Student process (Heyde & Leonenko ()). Simulation procedures of these Lévy processes are available in the literature (e.g., Schoutens (), Webber () and Sorensen & Benth ()) and make it possible to simulate the process .…”
Section: Construction Of Stationary Process With Pólya‐type Covariancmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Familiar special cases of second‐order Lévy processes are Brownian motion, Poisson process, negative binomial process, gamma process, inverse Gaussian process, normal inverse Gaussian process (Barndorff‐Nielsen ()), inverse Gamma process (Finlay et al ()), variance Gamma process (Madan & Seneta (), Finlay & Seneta ()) and second‐order Student process (Heyde & Leonenko ()). Simulation procedures of these Lévy processes are available in the literature (e.g., Schoutens (), Webber () and Sorensen & Benth ()) and make it possible to simulate the process .…”
Section: Construction Of Stationary Process With Pólya‐type Covariancmentioning
confidence: 99%