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Idempotence is a well-known property of functionals of location. It means that the value of the functional at a singular distribution must be identically to the mass point of this distribution. First, we explain the role of idempotence in the known axiomizations of location functionals. Then we...
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There is no package in R to plot bivariate distributions for discrete variables or variables given by classes. Therefore, with the help of the already implemented R routine "persp" R functions will be proposed for 3-D plots of the bivariate distribution of discrete variables, the so-called...
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There are several procedures to construct a skewed distribution. One of these procedures splits the value of a parameter of scale for the two halfs of a symmetric distribution. Fechner proposed this procedure in his famous book "Kollektivmaßlehre (1897), p. 295ff.". A similar proposal comes...
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There are several procedures to construct a skewed distribution. One of these procedures is based on a symmetric distribution that will be distorted by a skewed distribution defined on (0; 1). This proposal stems from Arellano-Valle et al. and was refined by Ferreira & Steel. Up to now, it is an...
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The serial dependency of multivariate nancial data will often be ltered by con-sidering the residuals of univariate GARCH models adapted to every single series.This is the correct ltering strategy if the multivariate process follows a so-calledcopula based multivariate dynamic model (CMD). These...
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There are several possibilities to introduce skewness into a symmetric distribution. One ofthese procedures applies two di®erent parameters of scale { with possibly di®erent weights {to the positive and the negative part of a symmetric density. Within this work we show thatthis technique...
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