Efficient estimation of the canonical dependence function (Q1887259)
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Efficient estimation of the canonical dependence function (English)
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24 November 2004
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Any bivariate max-stable (extreme value) distribution \(G\) with reversed standard exponential margins can be represented in the form \[ G(x,y)=\exp ( (x+y) D(y/(x+y))),\quad x,y<0, \] where \(D:[0,1]\to[0,1]\) is the Pickands dependence function. The function \(\vartheta(t)=(1-D(z))/\min(z,1-z)\) is called the canonical dependence function. The problem is to estimate \(D\) and \(\vartheta\) by i.i.d. observations from \(G\). Local asymptotic normality of the loglikelihood function of \(r\times r\) table sorting is demonstrated. Asymptotically normal and efficient estimators are constructed.
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bivariate extreme value distribution
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Pickands representation
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local asymptotic normality (LAN)
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