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We study nonparametric likelihood-based estimators of the mean function of counting processes with panel count data using monotone polynomial splines. The generalized Rosen algorithm, proposed by Zhang & Jamshidian (2004), is used to compute the estimators. We show that the proposed spline...
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In this paper, we study stochastic orders of scalar products of random vectors. Based on the study of Ma [Ma, C., 2000. Convex orders for linear combinations of random variables. J. Statist. Plann. Inference 84, 11-25], we first obtain more general conditions under which linear combinations of...
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In the literature, orderings of optimal allocations of policy limits and deductibles were established with respect to a policyholder's preference. However, from the viewpoint of an insurer, the orderings are not enough for the purpose of pricing. In this paper, by applying the equivalent utility...
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Tail order of copulas can be used to describe the strength of dependence in the tails of a joint distribution. When the value of tail order is larger than the dimension, it may lead to tail negative dependence. First, we prove results on conditions that lead to tail negative dependence for...
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For the purpose of risk management, the study of tail behavior of multiple risks is more relevant than the study of their overall distributions. Asymptotic study assuming that each marginal risk goes to infinity is more mathematically tractable and has also uncovered some interesting performance...
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