8. Functional estimation in continuous or discretized time
In many applications, observations take the form of curves, such as electricity consumption, variations in stock market prices over the course of a session, electrocardiograms...
Such phenomena can be modeled by considering families of time-indexed random variables.
If X t have the same distribution μ, then we can define the empirical distribution function associated with the observation of (X t ,0 ≤ t≤T) by posing :
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