Identification and Estimation of Continuous Time Dynamic Systems With Exogenous Variables Using Panel Data

Alfred Hamerle, Hermann Singer and Willi Nagl

Econometric Theory, 1993, vol. 9, issue 02, pages 283-295

Abstract: This paper deals with the identification and maximum likelihood estimation of the parameters of a stochastic differential equation from discrete time sampling. Score function and maximum likelihood equations are derived explicitly. The stochastic differential equation system is extended to allow for random effects and the analysis of panel data. In addition, we investigate the identifiability of the continuous time parameters, in particular the impact of the inclusion of exogenous variables.

Date: 1993
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