Week 7 Flashcards
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Differentiate stochastic processes (automatic zero)
Exam will definitely have
At least one question relating to ito’s formula
Stochastic process X is said to be a Markov Process if
(Markovian ~ have Markov property)
That is to say the future value of X is independent of the past but dependent on the present
Relate SDE to Markov property
Any stochastic process which satisfies an SDE has the Markov property
Define the multidimensional Ito’s formula
Form of SDE from now on
Feynman Kac formula (v1)
Feynman Kac formula v2
Difference between Markov property and Martingale property
Martingale concerns expected value given entire history
Markov is only concerned with current state
What does FK formula do
For an Xt that satisfies an SDE (and therefore is markovian)
We can find a function g that we plug the process Xt into to get a conditional expectation