Consistency of the maximum likelihood estimate for non-homogeneous Markov-switching models

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We prove the consistency of the maximum likelihood estimator for a large family of models generalizing the well known Markov-switching AutoRegressive (MS-AR) models by letting the transition probabilities vary in time and depend on covariates. We illustrate our theoretical result on the famous MacKenzie River lynx dataset and on a multi-site model for downscaling rainfall.

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Ailliot, P., & Pène, F. (2015). Consistency of the maximum likelihood estimate for non-homogeneous Markov-switching models. ESAIM - Probability and Statistics, 19, 268–292. https://doi.org/10.1051/ps/2014024

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