Pickands functions of the classical extreme-value families #
The existing extreme-value constructors of the library are identified as Pickands copulas, with
their Pickands functions on [0,1]:
- independence:
A ≡ 1; comonotonicity:A(t) = max(t, 1 - t); - Gumbel–Hougaard (logistic),
θ ≥ 1:A(t) = (t^θ + (1-t)^θ)^{1/θ}(gumbelPickands); - Marshall–Olkin with the library's convention
C(u,v) = min(u^α, v^β) u^{1-α} v^{1-β}:A(t) = max(1 - β t, 1 - α (1 - t))(marshallOlkinPickands); Cuadras–Augé is the caseα = β; - Tawn's asymmetric logistic
C(u,v) = u^{1-α} v^{1-β} exp(-((α x)^θ + (β y)^θ)^{1/θ})(x = -log u,y = -log v):A(t) = (1-α)(1-t) + (1-β) t + ((α(1-t))^θ + (β t)^θ)^{1/θ}(tawnPickands).
In each case the Pickands property (in particular convexity) is obtained from the general
converse theorem IsExtremeValue.isPickandsFunction_pickandsOf, since the families are known to
be max-stable copulas.
(With the opposite labelling of the coordinates, the Marshall–Olkin function reads
max(1 - α t, 1 - β (1 - t)) as in Gudendorf–Segers (2010).)
References: G. Gudendorf and J. Segers, Extreme-value copulas (2010); H. Joe, Dependence Modeling with Copulas (2014); J. A. Tawn, Bivariate extreme value theory: models and estimation (1988).
Pickands functions may be changed off [0,1].
An extreme-value copula is the Pickands copula of any function agreeing with A_C on
[0,1].
Gumbel–Hougaard #
The logistic function is a Pickands function for θ ≥ 1.
The Gumbel–Hougaard copula is the Pickands copula of the logistic function.
Marshall–Olkin and Cuadras–Augé #
The Marshall–Olkin copula is the Pickands copula of max(1 - β t, 1 - α (1 - t)).
The Cuadras–Augé copula is the Pickands copula of 1 - α min(t, 1 - t).
Tawn's asymmetric logistic model #
Tawn's asymmetric logistic Pickands function
(1-α)(1-t) + (1-β) t + ((α(1-t))^θ + (β t)^θ)^{1/θ}.
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Tawn's asymmetric logistic copula is the Pickands copula of tawnPickands.