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This approximation is reasonable, since [[??].sup.measure.sub.A] is already strongly consistent by assuming only the ergodicity of [[PHI].sub.1] (which is a milder condition than the ones required for the
asymptotic normality of [[??].sub.A,i]).
As in Section 3.1, sufficient conditions for
asymptotic normality are: i) [[delta].sup.2.sub.i] > 0, and ii) the SDFs of the different models are distinct.
The method of moments applies to all these cases and establishes the central limit theorems; similar details are given as in [31] (the
asymptotic normality of the number of leaves being already proved there as a special case).
Mahmoud, Smythe and Szymanski (12) used a representation with a generalized Polya urn to prove the
asymptotic normality (1.5).
(1996) Consistency and
Asymptotic Normality of the Quasi-maximum Likelihood Estimator in IGARCH (1,1).
The consistency and
asymptotic normality of the QMLE has been established only for specific special cases of the ARFIMA and/or FIGARCH model.
These confidence intervals are constructed based on the
asymptotic normality of the estimators for the sub-indices of the [C.sub.pk] index, and the process distribution need not be normal nor be known.
This assumption can be harder to justify than the
asymptotic normality demanded by the t test, and is rarely evaluated (Petranka 1990).
The topics include algebraic methods, discrete geometric methods, analytic methods,
asymptotic normality in enumeration, trees, planar maps, graphs, words, tilings, lattice path enumeration, permutation classes, parking functions, standard Young tableaux, and computer algebra.
From Lyapunov's theorem, the
asymptotic normality of the penalized spline estimator [??](x) with [[??].sub.opt] can be derived under the same assumption as Theorem 2 and some additional mild conditions.