Fundamentals of Stochastic Filtering

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Alan Bain Dan Crisan Fundamentals of Stochastic Filtering Sprin ger

Contents Preface Notation v xi 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Foreword 1 1.2 The Contents of the Book 3 1.3 Historical Account 5 Part I Filtering Theory 2 The Stochastic Process 7Г 13 2.1 The Observation ст-algebra y t 16 2.2 The Optional Projection of a Measurable Process 17 2.3 Probability Measures on Metric Spaces 19 2.3.1 The Weak Topology on P(S) 21 2.4 The Stochastic Process 7r 27 2.4.1 Regular Conditional Probabilities 32 2.5 Right Continuity of Observation Filtration 33 2.6 Solutions to Exercises 41 2.7 Bibliographical Notes 45 3 The Filtering Equations 47 3.1 The Filtering Framework 47 3.2 Two Particular Cases 49 3.2.1 X a Diffusion Process 49 3.2.2 X a Markov Process with a Finite Number of States... 51 3.3 The Change of Probability Measure Method 52 3.4 Unnormalised Conditional Distribution 57 3.5 The Zakai Equation 61

viii Contents 3.6 The Kushner-Stratonovich Equation 67 3.7 The Innovation Process Approach 70 3.8 The Correlated Noise Framework 73 3.9 Solutions to Exercises 75 3.10 Bibliographical Notes 93 4 Uniqueness of the Solution to the Zakai and the Kushner-Stratonovich Equations 95 4.1 The PDE Approach to Uniqueness 96 4.2 The Functional Analytic Approach 110 4.3 Solutions to Exercises 116 4.4 Bibliographical Notes 125 5 The Robust Representation Formula 127 5.1 The Framework 127 5.2 The Importance of a Robust Representation 128 5.3 Preliminary Bounds 129 5.4 Clark's Robustness Result 133 5.5 Solutions to Exercises 139 5.6 Bibliographic Note 139 6 Finite-Dimensional Filters 141 6.1 The Benes Filter 141 6.1.1 Another Change of Probability Measure 142 6.1.2 The Explicit Formula for the Benes Filter 144 6.2 The Kalman-Bucy Filter 148 6.2.1 The First and Second Moments of the Conditional Distribution of the Signal 150 6.2.2 The Explicit Formula for the Kalman-Bucy Filter 154 6.3 Solutions to Exercises 155 7 The Density of the Conditional Distribution of the Signal. 165 7.1 An Embedding Theorem 166 7.2 The Existence of the Density of p t 168 7.3 The Smoothness of the Density of pt 174 7.4 The Dual of p t 180 7.5 Solutions to Exercises 182 Part II Numerical Algorithms 8 Numerical Methods for Solving the Filtering Problem 191 8.1 The Extended Kaiman Filter 191 8.2 Finite-Dimensional Non-linear Filters 196 8.3 The Projection Filter and Moments Methods 199 8.4 The Spectral Approach 202

Contents ix 8.5 Partial Differential Equations Methods 206 8.6 Particle Methods 209 8.7 Solutions to Exercises 217 9 A Continuous Time Particle Filter 221 9.1 Introduction 221 9.2 The Approximating Particle System 223 9.2.1 The Branching Algorithm 225 9.3 Preliminary Results 230 9.4 The Convergence Results 241 9.5 Other Results 249 9.6 The Implementation of the Particle Approximation for it t 250 9.7 Solutions to Exercises 252 10 Particle Filters in Discrete Time 257 10.1 The Framework 257 10.2 The Recurrence Formula for 7r t 259 10.3 Convergence of Approximations to щ 264 10.3.1 The Fixed Observation Case 264 10.3.2 The Random Observation Case 269 10.4 Particle Filters in Discrete Time 272 10.5 Offspring Distributions 275 10.6 Convergence of the Algorithm 281 10.7 Final Discussion 285 10.8 Solutions to Exercises 286 Part III Appendices A Measure Theory 293 A.l Monotone Class Theorem 293 A.2 Conditional Expectation 293 A.3 Topological Results 296 A.4 Tulcea's Theorem 298 A.4.1 The Daniell-Kolmogorov-Tulcea Theorem 301 A.5 Cädläg Paths 303 A.5.1 Discontinuities of Cädläg Paths 303 A.5.2 Skorohod Topology 304 A.6 Stopping Times 306 A.7 The Optional Projection 311 A.7.1 Path Regularity '. 312 A.8 The Previsible Projection 317 A.9 The Optional Projection Without the Usual Conditions 319 A. 10 Convergence of Measure-valued Random Variables 322 A.11 GronwalPs Lemma 325

x Contents A. 12 Explicit Construction of the Underlying Sample Space for the Stochastic Filtering Problem 326 В Stochastic Analysis 329 B.l Martingale Theory in Continuous Time 329 B.2 Ito Integral 330 B.2.1 Quadratic Variation 332 B.2.2 Continuous Integrator 338 B.2.3 Integration by Parts Formula 341 B.2.4 Ito's Formula 343 B.2.5 Localization 343 B.3 Stochastic Calculus 344 B.3.1 Girsanov's Theorem 345 B.3.2 Martingale Representation Theorem 348 B.3.3 Novikov's Condition 350 B.3.4 Stochastic Fubini Theorem 351 B.3.5 Burkholder-Davis-Gundy Inequalities 353 B.4 Stochastic Differential Equations 355 B.5 Total Sets in L 1 355 B.6 Limits of Stochastic Integrals 358 B.7 An Exponential Functional of Brownian motion 360 References 367 Author Name Index 383 Subject Index 387