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Corner set monotonicity: LCSD and RCSI #

Harris (1970) introduced the corner set monotonicity notions (Nelsen, An Introduction to Copulas, 2nd ed., §5.2.3):

For copulas we state both conditions division-free, cross-multiplying the conditional probabilities (IsLCSD, IsRCSI); boundary cases with vanishing conditioning probabilities are then automatically included. We prove

Left corner set decreasing, in cross-multiplied form: P(U ≤ u, V ≤ v | U ≤ a, V ≤ b) is nonincreasing in (a, b).

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    Right corner set increasing, in cross-multiplied form: P(U > u, V > v | U > a, V > b) is nondecreasing in (a, b).

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      A two-step argument for TP2 functions #

      LCSD #

      LCSD is equivalent to total positivity of the copula CDF (Nelsen, §5.2.3; cf. Theorem 5.2.15 and Corollary 5.2.17).

      LCSD is symmetric in the two coordinates.

      LCSD implies left tail decreasingness of V given U (Nelsen, §5.2.3).

      LCSD implies left tail decreasingness of U given V (Nelsen, §5.2.3).

      RCSI #

      The bivariate joint survival function as a CDF value of the survival copula.

      RCSI of a copula is LCSD of its survival copula.

      RCSI is equivalent to total positivity of the joint survival function (Nelsen, §5.2.3; cf. Theorem 5.2.15 and Corollary 5.2.17).

      The joint survival function of the transposed copula.

      RCSI is symmetric in the two coordinates.

      RCSI implies right tail increasingness of V given U (Nelsen, §5.2.3).

      RCSI implies right tail increasingness of U given V (Nelsen, §5.2.3).

      Benchmarks #