Tail and quantile estimation for real-valued ...
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Title :
Tail and quantile estimation for real-valued β-mixing spatial data
Author(s) :
Tchazino, Tchamiè [Auteur]
Dabo-Niang, Sophie [Auteur]
MOdel for Data Analysis and Learning [MODAL]
Diop, Aliou [Auteur]
Dabo-Niang, Sophie [Auteur]
MOdel for Data Analysis and Learning [MODAL]
Diop, Aliou [Auteur]
English keyword(s) :
bias correction
spatial dependence
functional estimation.
Asymptotic normality
β-mixing
extreme value index
spatial dependence
functional estimation.
Asymptotic normality
β-mixing
extreme value index
HAL domain(s) :
Statistiques [stat]
Mathématiques [math]
Mathématiques [math]
English abstract : [en]
This paper deals with extreme-value index estimation of a heavy-tailed distribution of a spatial dependent process. We are particularlyinterested in spatial rare events of a β−mixing process. Given a sta-tionary real-valued ...
Show more >This paper deals with extreme-value index estimation of a heavy-tailed distribution of a spatial dependent process. We are particularlyinterested in spatial rare events of a β−mixing process. Given a sta-tionary real-valued multidimensional spatial process {X_i,i ∈ Z^N}, weinvestigate its heavy-tail index estimation. Asymptotic properties ofthe corresponding estimator are established under mildmixingcondi-tions. The particularity of the tail proposed estimator is based on thespatial nature of the sample and its unbiased and reduced variance prop-erties compared to well known tail index estimators. Extreme quantileestimation is also deduced. A numerical study on synthetic and realdatasets is conducted to assess the finite-sample behaviour of the pro-posed estimators.Show less >
Show more >This paper deals with extreme-value index estimation of a heavy-tailed distribution of a spatial dependent process. We are particularlyinterested in spatial rare events of a β−mixing process. Given a sta-tionary real-valued multidimensional spatial process {X_i,i ∈ Z^N}, weinvestigate its heavy-tail index estimation. Asymptotic properties ofthe corresponding estimator are established under mildmixingcondi-tions. The particularity of the tail proposed estimator is based on thespatial nature of the sample and its unbiased and reduced variance prop-erties compared to well known tail index estimators. Extreme quantileestimation is also deduced. A numerical study on synthetic and realdatasets is conducted to assess the finite-sample behaviour of the pro-posed estimators.Show less >
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