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Exact maximum likelihood inference for drifted multi-sub-fractional Brownian motion at discrete observation
Sub-fractional Brownian motion is self-similar and long-range dependent but has no stationary increments, so the increment covariance is not Toeplitz and no spectral density is available. We show that a complete finite-sample likelihood theory survives nonetheless. The model is a linear trend observ
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