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We consider a Lévy process reflected in barriers at 0 and K  0. The loss rate is the mean of the local time at K at time 1 when the process is started in stationarity, and is a natural continuous-time analogue of the stationary expected loss rate for a reflected random walk. We derive...
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We consider scheduling a single server in a two-class M/M/1 queueing system with finite buffers subject to holding costs and rejection costs for rejected jobs. We use dynamic programming to investigate the structural properties of optimal policies. Provided that the delay of serving a job is...
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We address the problem of gradient estimation with respect to four characterizing parameters of the Meixner distribution and Lévy process. With the help of the explicit marginal probability density function, the likelihood ratio method is directly applicable, while unbiased estimators may...
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We propose a quantile–based method to estimate the parameters of an elliptical distribution, and a battery of tests for model adequacy. The method is suitable for vast dimensions as the estimators for location and dispersion have closed–form expressions, while estimation of the tail index...
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Stable distributions with elliptical contours are a class of distributions that are useful for modeling heavy tailed multivariate data. This paper describes the theory of such distributions, presents formulas for calculating their densities, and methods for fitting the data and assessing the...
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