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In the risk theory context, let us consider the classical collective model. The aim of this paper is to obtain a flexible bivariate joint distribution for modelling the couple (S,N), where N is a count variable and S=X1+...+XN is the total claim amount. A generalization of the classical...
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It is well known that full knowledge of all conditional distributions will typically serve to completely characterize a bivariate distribution. Partial knowledge will often suffice. For example, knowledge of the conditional distribution of X given Y and the conditional mean of Y given X is often...
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Distributions with normal conditionals have biquadratic regression functions. Consequently, in contrast to classical bivariate normal distributions, their densities can be multimodal. Criteria for determining the number of modes are discussed and illustrations of representative multimodal...
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