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We study two-dimensional self-similar Ito diffusions (X,Y) whose margins are Wiener processes. We characterize the copulas of the random pairs (Xt,Yt) for a given t.
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This paper studies the tail behavior of the Poisson shot-noise processes with interdependent and heavy-tailed random shocks. In the presence of statistical dependence between the shock and its arrival time we establish the asymptotic behavior of the tail probability. Two examples are presented...
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We study the optimal transport between two probability measures on Rn sharing the same copula C. We investigate the …
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We study a multivariate extension of shuffles of Min that has a probabilistic interpretation in terms of mutually completely dependent process. The closure properties of the class of such copulas under different types of convergence is investigated.
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Using the technique of finding bounds on sets of copulas with particular properties, we compare the distribution of an n-dimensional (n≥3) vector of continuous pairwise independent random variables to the distribution of a similar vector of mutually independent random variables. We examine the...
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For each copula A the iterates of the star product of A with itself are shown to be Cesáro convergent to an idempotent … copula Aˆ with respect to the strong metric D1. Sufficient conditions for Aˆ=Π are given. …
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examples show that this condition is valid for members of standard copula families (including the Clayton and Frank ones). …
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We consider a family of copulas that are invariant under univariate truncation. Such a family has some distinguishing properties: it is generated by means of a univariate function; it can capture non-exchangeable dependence structures; it can be easily simulated. Moreover, such a class presents...
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This paper applied the maximization by parts (MBP) and the modified MBP (MMBP) methods to estimate the C-MGARCH model and compare the effectiveness of two methods. Monte Carlo simulation studies show that both MBP and MMBP methods are more efficient than that of the IFM method.
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