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Parametric models for tail copulas are being used for modeling tail dependence and maximum likelihood estimation is employed to estimate unknown parameters. However, two important questions seem unanswered in the literature: (1) What is the asymptotic distribution of the MLE and (2) how does one...
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Let F and G be multivariate probability distribution functions, each with equal one dimensional marginals, such that there exists a sequence of constants an 0, n [set membership, variant] , with [formula] for all continuity points (x1, ..., xd) of G. The distribution function G is characterized...
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We study the asymptotic bias of the moment estimator [gamma]n for the extreme-value index [gamma] [set membership, variant] 5 under quite natural and general conditions on the underlying distribution function. Furthermore the optimal choice for the sample franction in estimating [gamma] is...
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An asymptotic theory is developed for the estimation of high quantile curves, i.e., sets of points in higher dimensional space for which the exeedance probability is pn, with npn -- 0 (n -- [infinity]). Here n is the number of available observations. This is the situation of interest if one...
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In this paper we derive the asymptotic normality and a Berry-Esseen type bound for the kernel conditional density estimator proposed in Ould-Saïd and Cai (2005) [26] when the censored observations with multivariate covariates form a stationary [alpha]-mixing sequence.
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In this paper we propose a smoothed jackknife empirical likelihood method to construct confidence intervals for the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve. By applying the standard empirical likelihood method for a mean to the jackknife sample, the empirical likelihood ratio statistic can...
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For estimating a rare event via the multivariate extreme value theory, the so-called tail dependence function has to be investigated (see [L. de Haan, J. de Ronde, Sea and wind: Multivariate extremes at work, Extremes 1 (1998) 7-45]). A simple, but effective estimator for the tail dependence...
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This paper studies improvements of multivariate local linear regression. Two intuitively appealing variance reduction techniques are proposed. They both yield estimators that retain the same asymptotic conditional bias as the multivariate local linear estimator and have smaller asymptotic...
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Understanding and modeling dependence structures for multivariate extreme values are of interest in a number of application areas. One of the well-known approaches is to investigate the Pickands dependence function. In the bivariate setting, there exist several estimators for estimating the...
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Copula as an effective way of modeling dependence has become more or less a standard tool in risk management, and a wide range of applications of copula models appear in the literature of economics, econometrics, insurance, finance, etc. How to estimate and test a copula plays an important role...
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