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We establish the asymptotic normality of marginal sample quantiles for S-mixing vector stationary processes. S-mixing is a recently introduced and widely applicable notion of dependence. Results of some Monte Carlo simulations are given ; Establecemos la normalidad asintótica de cuantiles...
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We establish the asymptotic normality of marginal sample quantiles for S-mixing vector stationary processes. S-mixing is a recently introduced and widely applicable notion of dependence. Results of some Monte Carlo simulations are given
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We propose a quantile--based method to estimate the parameters (i.e. locations, dispersions, co--dispersions and the tail index) of an elliptical distribution, and a battery of tests for model adequacy. The method is suitable for vast dimensions since the estimators for the location vector and...
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We establish the asymptotic normality of marginal sample quantiles for S-mixing vector stationary processes. S-mixing is a recently introduced and widely applicable notion of dependence. Results of some Monte Carlo simulations are given
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We propose two classes of semi-parametric estimators for the tail index of a regular varying elliptical random vector. The first one is based on the distance between a tail probability contour and the observations outside this contour. We denote it as the class of separating estimators. The...
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We introduce an inference method based on quantiles matching, which is useful for situations where the density function does not have a closed form - but it is simple to simulate - and/or moments do not exist. Functions of theoretical quantiles, which depend on the parameters of the assumed...
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We establish a general formula for the distribution of the score in table tennis. We use this formula to derive the probability distribution (and hence the expectation and variance) of the number of rallies necessary to achieve any given score. We use these findings to investigate the dependence...
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