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Resumo:Extreme Value Theory has been asserting itself as one of the most important statistical theories for the applied sciences providing a solid theoretical basis for deriving statistical models describing extreme or even rare events. The efficiency of the inference and estimation procedures depends on the tail shape of the distribution underlying the data. In this work we will present a review of tests for assessing extreme value conditions and for the choice of the extreme value domain. Motivated by two real environmental problems we will apply those tests showing the need of performing such tests for choosing the most appropriate parameter estimation methods.
Autores principais:Penalva , Helena
Outros Autores:Prata Gomes , Dora; Manuela Neves , M.; Nunes , Sandra
Assunto:environmental data extreme values heavy-tailed distributions semi-parametric estimation statistical testing
Ano:2019
País:Portugal
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Instituição associada:Instituto Nacional de Estatística
Idioma:inglês
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description Extreme Value Theory has been asserting itself as one of the most important statistical theories for the applied sciences providing a solid theoretical basis for deriving statistical models describing extreme or even rare events. The efficiency of the inference and estimation procedures depends on the tail shape of the distribution underlying the data. In this work we will present a review of tests for assessing extreme value conditions and for the choice of the extreme value domain. Motivated by two real environmental problems we will apply those tests showing the need of performing such tests for choosing the most appropriate parameter estimation methods.
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spellingShingle Testing Conditions and Estimating Parameters in Extreme Value Theory: Application to Environmental Data
Penalva , Helena
environmental data
extreme values
heavy-tailed distributions
semi-parametric estimation
statistical testing
status SINGLETON
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subject.fl_str_mv environmental data
extreme values
heavy-tailed distributions
semi-parametric estimation
statistical testing
title Testing Conditions and Estimating Parameters in Extreme Value Theory: Application to Environmental Data
title_full Testing Conditions and Estimating Parameters in Extreme Value Theory: Application to Environmental Data
title_fullStr Testing Conditions and Estimating Parameters in Extreme Value Theory: Application to Environmental Data
title_full_unstemmed Testing Conditions and Estimating Parameters in Extreme Value Theory: Application to Environmental Data
title_short Testing Conditions and Estimating Parameters in Extreme Value Theory: Application to Environmental Data
title_sort Testing Conditions and Estimating Parameters in Extreme Value Theory: Application to Environmental Data
topic environmental data
extreme values
heavy-tailed distributions
semi-parametric estimation
statistical testing
topic_facet environmental data
extreme values
heavy-tailed distributions
semi-parametric estimation
statistical testing
url https://doi.org/10.57805/revstat.v17i2.264
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