Alternative estimate of curve exceeding probability of sub-Gaussian random process
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https://doi.org/10.17721/1812-5409.2020/1-2.5Abstract
Investigation of sub-gaussian random processes are of special interest since obtained results can be applied to Gaussian processes. In this article the properties of trajectories of a sub-Gaussian process drifted by a curve a studied. The following functionals of extremal type from stochastic process are studied: $\sup_{t\in B}(X(t)-f(t))$, $\inf{t\in B}(X(t)-f(t))$ and $\sup_{t\in B}|X(t)-f(t)|$. An alternative estimate of exceeding by sub-Gaussian process a level, given by a continuous linear curve is obtained. The research is based on the results obtained in the work \cite{yamnenko_vasylyk_TSP_2007}. The results can be applied to such problems of queuing theory and financial mathematics as an estimation of buffer overflow probability and bankruptcy probability.
Key words: sub-Gaussian process, metric entropy, supremum distribution, trajectory of random process.
Pages of the article in the issue: 37 - 39
Language of the article: English
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VASYLYK, O., KOZACHENKO, Yu. and YAMNENKO R. (2008), φ-subgaussovi vypadkovi protsesy: monographiya, Kyiv: Vydavnycho-Poligrafichnyi Tsentr, Kyivskyi Universytet, 231p.
VASYLYK, O. and YAMNENKO R. (2007), ”Random Process from the Class V (φ, ψ): Exceeding a Curve“, Theory of Stochastic Processes, Vol. 13(29), n.4, .pp.219–232.
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