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Resumo:The assessment of the risk of occurrence of extreme phenomena is inherently linked to the theory of extreme values. In the context of a time series, the analysis of its trajectory toward a greater or lesser smoothness, i.e. presenting a lesser or greater propensity for oscillations, respectively, constitutes another contribution in the assessment of the risk associated with extreme observations. For example, a financial market index with successive oscillations between high and low values shows investors a more unstable and uncertain behavior. In stationary time series, the upper tail smoothness coefficient is described by the tail dependence coefficient, a well-known concept first introduced by Sibuya. This work focuses on an inferential analysis of the upper tail smoothness coefficient, based on subsampling techniques for time series. In particular, we propose an estimator with reduced bias. We also analyze the estimation of confidence intervals through a block bootstrap methodology and a test procedure to prior detect the presence or absence of smoothness. An application to real data is also presented.
Autores principais:Ferreira, Marta Susana
Assunto:Block bootstrap Extreme value theory Jackknife Stationary sequences Tail (in)dependence
Ano:2025
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Stationary sequences
Tail (in)dependence
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Jackknife
Stationary sequences
Tail (in)dependence
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description The assessment of the risk of occurrence of extreme phenomena is inherently linked to the theory of extreme values. In the context of a time series, the analysis of its trajectory toward a greater or lesser smoothness, i.e. presenting a lesser or greater propensity for oscillations, respectively, constitutes another contribution in the assessment of the risk associated with extreme observations. For example, a financial market index with successive oscillations between high and low values shows investors a more unstable and uncertain behavior. In stationary time series, the upper tail smoothness coefficient is described by the tail dependence coefficient, a well-known concept first introduced by Sibuya. This work focuses on an inferential analysis of the upper tail smoothness coefficient, based on subsampling techniques for time series. In particular, we propose an estimator with reduced bias. We also analyze the estimation of confidence intervals through a block bootstrap methodology and a test procedure to prior detect the presence or absence of smoothness. An application to real data is also presented.
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spellingShingle Smoothness of time series: a new approach to estimation
Ferreira, Marta Susana
Block bootstrap
Extreme value theory
Jackknife
Stationary sequences
Tail (in)dependence
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Block bootstrap
Extreme value theory
Jackknife
Stationary sequences
Tail (in)dependence
title Smoothness of time series: a new approach to estimation
title_full Smoothness of time series: a new approach to estimation
title_fullStr Smoothness of time series: a new approach to estimation
title_full_unstemmed Smoothness of time series: a new approach to estimation
title_short Smoothness of time series: a new approach to estimation
title_sort Smoothness of time series: a new approach to estimation
topic Block bootstrap
Extreme value theory
Jackknife
Stationary sequences
Tail (in)dependence
topic_facet Block bootstrap
Extreme value theory
Jackknife
Stationary sequences
Tail (in)dependence
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/87022
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