For a given pair of random lifetimes whose dependence is described by a timetransformed exponential model, we provide analytical expressions for the distribution of their sum. These expressions are obtained by using a representation of the joint distribution in terms of bivariate distortions, which is an alternative approach to the classical copula representation. Since this approach allows one to obtain conditional distributions and their inverses in simple form, then it is also shown how it can be used to predict the value of the sum from the value of one of the variables (or vice versa) by using quantile regression techniques
We consider a general form of a multivariate lifetime model in which dependence is induced via a com...
In recent years, the use of copulas has grown rapidly, especially in survivalanalysis. In this paper...
Many bivariate distributions for survival analysis were proposed, but the Bivariate Generalized Expo...
For a given pair of random lifetimes whose dependence is described by a time-transformed exponential...
We study a family of distributions generated from multiply monotone functions that includes a multiv...
Most publications on modeling insurance contracts on two lives, assuming dependence of the two lifet...
We investigate the dependence properties of a vector of residual lifetimes by means of the copula as...
Stochastic mortality, i.e. modelling death arrival via a jump process with stochastic intensity, is ...
summary:Let $\mbox{\boldmath$X$} = (X,Y)$ be a pair of exchangeable lifetimes whose dependence struc...
Different sufficient conditions for stochastic comparisons between random vectors have been describe...
summary:This paper proposes a general framework to compare the strength of the dependence in surviva...
In this thesis, we develop inference procedures for copula-based models of bivariate dependence. We ...
summary:In this paper, a generalized bivariate lifetime distribution is introduced. This new model i...
The use of the exponential distribution and its multivariate generalizations is extremely popular in...
This paper studies the dependence between coupled lives - both within and across generations - and i...
We consider a general form of a multivariate lifetime model in which dependence is induced via a com...
In recent years, the use of copulas has grown rapidly, especially in survivalanalysis. In this paper...
Many bivariate distributions for survival analysis were proposed, but the Bivariate Generalized Expo...
For a given pair of random lifetimes whose dependence is described by a time-transformed exponential...
We study a family of distributions generated from multiply monotone functions that includes a multiv...
Most publications on modeling insurance contracts on two lives, assuming dependence of the two lifet...
We investigate the dependence properties of a vector of residual lifetimes by means of the copula as...
Stochastic mortality, i.e. modelling death arrival via a jump process with stochastic intensity, is ...
summary:Let $\mbox{\boldmath$X$} = (X,Y)$ be a pair of exchangeable lifetimes whose dependence struc...
Different sufficient conditions for stochastic comparisons between random vectors have been describe...
summary:This paper proposes a general framework to compare the strength of the dependence in surviva...
In this thesis, we develop inference procedures for copula-based models of bivariate dependence. We ...
summary:In this paper, a generalized bivariate lifetime distribution is introduced. This new model i...
The use of the exponential distribution and its multivariate generalizations is extremely popular in...
This paper studies the dependence between coupled lives - both within and across generations - and i...
We consider a general form of a multivariate lifetime model in which dependence is induced via a com...
In recent years, the use of copulas has grown rapidly, especially in survivalanalysis. In this paper...
Many bivariate distributions for survival analysis were proposed, but the Bivariate Generalized Expo...