International audienceAn important parameter in extreme value theory is the extreme value index $\gamma$. It controls the fi rst order behavior of the distribution tail. In the literature, numerous estimators of this parameter have been proposed especially in the case of heavy tailed distributions (which is the situation considered here). The most known estimator was proposed by [2]. It depends on the $k$ largest observations of the underlying sample. The bias of the tail index estimator is controlled by the second order parameter $\rho$. In order to reduce the bias of $\gamma$'s estimators or to select the best number $k$ of observations to use, the knowledge of $\rho$ is essential. Some estimators of $\rho$ can be found in the literature,...
AbstractIn general, estimators of the extreme value index of i.i.d. random variables crucially depen...
International audienceThe estimation of extreme quantiles requires adapted methods to extrapolate be...
In this paper, and in the context of regularly varying tails, we analyse some variants of a maximum ...
International audienceAn important parameter in extreme value theory is the extreme value index $\ga...
International audienceThe extreme-value index is an important parameter in extreme-value theory sinc...
International audienceThe extreme-value index is an important parameter in extreme-value theory sinc...
International audienceIn this paper, we generalize several works in the extreme value theory for the...
Any distribution in the positive axis can be used as the associated model of severity for individual...
A new class of estimators of the extreme value index is developed. It has a simple form and is asymp...
International audienceThis paper presents new approaches for the estimation of the extreme value ind...
The estimation of the extreme-value index based on a sample of independent and identically distribut...
This paper discusses the use of order statistics in estimating the parameters of the extreme value d...
© 2019 Elsevier B.V. We revisit the estimation of the extreme value index for randomly censored data...
• Heavy tailed-models are quite useful in many fields, like insurance, finance, telecom-munications,...
A large part of the theory of extreme value index estimation is developed for positive extreme value...
AbstractIn general, estimators of the extreme value index of i.i.d. random variables crucially depen...
International audienceThe estimation of extreme quantiles requires adapted methods to extrapolate be...
In this paper, and in the context of regularly varying tails, we analyse some variants of a maximum ...
International audienceAn important parameter in extreme value theory is the extreme value index $\ga...
International audienceThe extreme-value index is an important parameter in extreme-value theory sinc...
International audienceThe extreme-value index is an important parameter in extreme-value theory sinc...
International audienceIn this paper, we generalize several works in the extreme value theory for the...
Any distribution in the positive axis can be used as the associated model of severity for individual...
A new class of estimators of the extreme value index is developed. It has a simple form and is asymp...
International audienceThis paper presents new approaches for the estimation of the extreme value ind...
The estimation of the extreme-value index based on a sample of independent and identically distribut...
This paper discusses the use of order statistics in estimating the parameters of the extreme value d...
© 2019 Elsevier B.V. We revisit the estimation of the extreme value index for randomly censored data...
• Heavy tailed-models are quite useful in many fields, like insurance, finance, telecom-munications,...
A large part of the theory of extreme value index estimation is developed for positive extreme value...
AbstractIn general, estimators of the extreme value index of i.i.d. random variables crucially depen...
International audienceThe estimation of extreme quantiles requires adapted methods to extrapolate be...
In this paper, and in the context of regularly varying tails, we analyse some variants of a maximum ...