We first describe a class of quantile-based kurtosis orderings on symmetric distributions that use density matching to match the scales of distributions before kurtosis comparisons are made. We then use the orderings to give a meaningful comparison of the kurtosis properties of the Cauchy and Double Exponential distributions. Since these distributions are often used as models for heavy-tailed distributions and there appears some confusion about their properties such a comparison should be useful
An increase in kurtosis is achieved through the location- and scale-free movement of probability mas...
This thesis develops a skewing methodology for the formulation of two-piece families of distri- buti...
AbstractIt has been commonly admitted that the meaning of a descriptive feature of distributions is ...
The consequences of substituting the denominator Q 3(p) - Q 1(p) by Q 2 - Q 1(p) in Groeneveld\u27s ...
Two families of kurtosis measures are defined as K1(b) = E[ab-|z|] and K2(b) = E[a(1 - |z|b)] where ...
The standardized fourth central moment (standardized according to the variance) is often regarded as...
We critically review the development of the concept of kurtosis. We conclude that it is best to defi...
We critically review the development of the concept of kurtosis. We conclude that it is best to defi...
This paper studies analytically and numerically the tail behavior of the symmetric variance-gamma (V...
AbstractIn this paper, a family of kurtosis orderings for multivariate distributions is proposed and...
This article proposes a simple method to visualize peak and tails in continuous distributions with f...
New, functional, concepts of skewness and kurtosis are introduced for large classes of continuous un...
International audienceIn various studies on blind separation of sources, one assumes that sources ha...
Kurtosis (k) is any measure of the "peakedness" of a distribution of a real-valued random variable. ...
For symmetric unimodal distributions, positive kurtosis indicates heavy tails and peakedness relativ...
An increase in kurtosis is achieved through the location- and scale-free movement of probability mas...
This thesis develops a skewing methodology for the formulation of two-piece families of distri- buti...
AbstractIt has been commonly admitted that the meaning of a descriptive feature of distributions is ...
The consequences of substituting the denominator Q 3(p) - Q 1(p) by Q 2 - Q 1(p) in Groeneveld\u27s ...
Two families of kurtosis measures are defined as K1(b) = E[ab-|z|] and K2(b) = E[a(1 - |z|b)] where ...
The standardized fourth central moment (standardized according to the variance) is often regarded as...
We critically review the development of the concept of kurtosis. We conclude that it is best to defi...
We critically review the development of the concept of kurtosis. We conclude that it is best to defi...
This paper studies analytically and numerically the tail behavior of the symmetric variance-gamma (V...
AbstractIn this paper, a family of kurtosis orderings for multivariate distributions is proposed and...
This article proposes a simple method to visualize peak and tails in continuous distributions with f...
New, functional, concepts of skewness and kurtosis are introduced for large classes of continuous un...
International audienceIn various studies on blind separation of sources, one assumes that sources ha...
Kurtosis (k) is any measure of the "peakedness" of a distribution of a real-valued random variable. ...
For symmetric unimodal distributions, positive kurtosis indicates heavy tails and peakedness relativ...
An increase in kurtosis is achieved through the location- and scale-free movement of probability mas...
This thesis develops a skewing methodology for the formulation of two-piece families of distri- buti...
AbstractIt has been commonly admitted that the meaning of a descriptive feature of distributions is ...