Measure-preserving rearrangements and complete dependence #
Coordinatewise uniform-preserving maps transform copulas into copulas. The maps need not be invertible. Invertible maps include generalized shuffles; finite piecewise shuffles are not separately encoded here.
graphCopula f hf is the law of (U, f(U)), for uniform U. Its conditional
law is deterministic, and its Markov products follow composition of maps.
Apply a uniform-preserving map to each coordinate of a copula.
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- C.rearrange f hf = ProbabilityTheory.Copula.ofMap C.measure (fun (x : Fin d → ↑unitInterval) (i : Fin d) => f i (x i)) ⋯ ⋯
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Inverse rearrangements recover the original copula.
Complete dependence: the second coordinate is a measurable function of the first.
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- C.IsCompletelyDependent = ∃ (f : ↑unitInterval → ↑unitInterval), Measurable f ∧ ∀ᵐ (x : Fin 2 → ↑unitInterval) ∂C.toMeasure, x 1 = f (x 0)
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Mutual complete dependence requires functional dependence in both directions.
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The copula of a uniform variable and a uniform-preserving function of it.
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A functional response in a copula automatically preserves uniform volume.
For deterministic transitions, the product follows ordinary function composition.
A generalized shuffle acts on the second coordinate by a uniform-preserving
measurable bijection. In contrast, rearrange also allows noninvertible maps.
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A generalized shuffle of Min is mutually completely dependent.
A shuffle by the interval reflection recovers the existing copula reflection.