Lemma 5.1 (i), (ii): the maximal completion Q_A of a median section #
For s : MedianSection (with section A and companion B) the kernel of
Q_A puts mass p(u) at A(u) and mass 1 - p(u) at B(u); its
distribution function in the response threshold v is kerR. The copula
s.completion is built from this kernel (copulaOfConditionalAE), its
distribution function is the closed form (5.1) of the source, and it is
stochastically increasing with median section A. Part (ii) says that it is the
largest copula with median section A.
A density times the indicator of a measurable set stays interval integrable.
The integral of a nonnegative density against the indicator of a sublevel set of its own
primitive is min (X u) v - a.
The distribution function in the response threshold v of the kernel of Q_A at the
conditioning point t: mass p(t) at A(t) and mass 1 - p(t) at B(t).
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The conditional distribution function v ↦ P(V ≤ v | U = u) of Q_A on the unit interval.
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The maximal completion Q_A of the median section (Lemma 5.1), a genuine bivariate copula
whose Markov kernel has distribution function kernelCDF (mass p(u) at A(u), mass
1 - p(u) at B(u)).
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- s.completion = Verification.copulaOfConditionalAE s.kernelCDF ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ⋯
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Equation (5.1): the distribution function of Q_A.
The Markov kernel of Q_A: for a.e. u the conditional distribution function of V given
U = u is p(u) 1{A(u) ≤ v} + (1 - p(u)) 1{B(u) ≤ v}.
Lemma 5.1 (i): Q_A is stochastically increasing.
Lemma 5.1 (i): the median section of Q_A is A.
Lemma 5.1 (ii): every copula with median section A lies below Q_A.
The atom A(u) of the kernel of Q_A, as a point of the unit interval.
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The atom B(u) of the kernel of Q_A, as a point of the unit interval.
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The Markov kernel of Q_A: mass p(u) at A(u) and mass 1 - p(u) at B(u).
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- s.kernelMeasure u = ENNReal.ofReal (s.p ↑u) • MeasureTheory.Measure.dirac (s.atomA u) + ENNReal.ofReal (1 - s.p ↑u) • MeasureTheory.Measure.dirac (s.atomB u)
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The distribution function of kernelMeasure is kernelCDF.
The maximal completion depends only on the section A (on [0,1]).