Date
Tue, 26 Jan 2021
12:45
Location
Virtual
Speaker
Sheng Wang
Organisation
Mathematical Insitute, Oxford

Diffusion processes are widely used to model the evolution of random values over time. In many applications, the diffusion process is constrained to a finite domain. We consider the estimation problem of a diffusion process constrained by a polytope, i.e. intersection of finitely many (hyper-)planes, given a discretely observed time series data. Since the boundary behaviours of a diffusion process are characterised by its drift and diffusion functions, we derive sufficient conditions on the drift and diffusion functions for the nonattainablity of a polytope. We use deep learning to estimate the drift and diffusion, and ensure that their constraints are satisfied throughout the training.

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