In this paper we describe an approach to maximum likelihood estimation of linear single input single output (SISO) models when both input and output data are missing. The criterion minimised in the algorithms is the Euclidean norm of the prediction error vector scaled by a particular function of the covariance matrix of the observed output data. We also provide insight into when simpler and in general sub-optimal schemes are indeed optimal. The algorithm has been prototyped in MATLAB, and we report numerical results that support the theory.
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