On diagonal sections of Markov products of copulas
Roman Drnovšek, Damjana Kokol Bukovšek, Nik Stopar
Abstract
Given a bivariate copula C, the bivariate copula Ψ(C) is defined as the Markov product of CT and C. In this paper we consider the diagonal section of Ψ(C) under the additional assumption that its value at a single point is known. We determine the exact upper and lower bounds for the diagonal section of Ψ(C), given that Ψ(C)(a,a)=d ∈ [a2,a], where a ∈ [0,1] is a fixed point. Furthermore, we describe some additional properties of the transformation Ψ, such as its behavior under ordinal sums and the survival operation. We also study checkerboard copulas in the range of Ψ and matrices associated to them.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Beyond Discrepancy: Oracle Drift in Nonstationary Weighted Risk Minimization
Tobias Brock, Thomas Nagler
Estimating ratio of variance components in a balanced one-way random effect model
Somnath Mondal, Lakshmi Kanta Patra
Brown's loss function and estimation of the scale parameter and the entropy in scale mixture models with unknown location
Stavros Kourouklis
Finite-Sample Bounds for Fréchet Means of Dependent Data in Metric Spaces with Curvature Bounded Above
Zoraida F. Rico, Christof Schötz
On Eigenvector Statistics of Large-Dimensional Sample Covariance Matrices with Applications
Weiming Li, Zeng Li, Qinwen Wang
When is Hotelling's T2 asymptotically F-distributed?
Yanpeng Li, Guangming Pan, Wang Zhou