A fundamental problem in computer system performance, as well as in the natural sciences, concerns inferring from observations an understanding of the behavior of stochastic processes of interacting system components whose dynamics are driven by an unknown underlying stochastic differential equation (SDE). The objective in solving this problem is to infer the underlying equations of the dynamics of the system from sets of system measurements, indexed over time. Given the stochastic nature of such systems, together with a lack of information on stochastic trajectories in many cases 1, 3, this represents a very challenging problem in general.
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