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Latent linear factor models for tail dependence in high dimensions
Abstract: A common object to describe the extremal dependence of a d-variate random vector X is the stable tail dependence function L. Various parametric models have emerged, with a popular sub-class consisting of those stable tail dependence functions that arise for linear and max-linear factor models with heavy tailed factors. We study such models under the assumption that the factors are possibly dependent, which results in a model for L that depends on a (d x K) loading matrix A (with K << d the number of factors) and the lower-dimensional spectral measure of the K factors. We suggests algorithms to estimate K and A under an additional assumption on A called the ‘pure variable assumption’. The results are illustrated with numerical experiments and a case study.
Joint work with Alexis Boulin.
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Dan Cooley (Colorado State University)
Anna Kiriliouk (Université catholique de Louvain)
Jordan Richards (University of Edinburgh)
Tiandong Wang (Fudan University)
Kirstin Strokorb (Bath University) - past organiser, now technical advice
Gilles Stupfler (ENSAI) - newsletter editor
2023 - 2025
Thomas Opitz (INRAE, Avignon)
Kate Saunders (Monash University)
Emma Simpson (University College London)
Stilian Stoev (University of Michigan)
2020 - 2023
Raphaël Huser (KAUST)
Natalia Nolde (UBC Vancouver)
Marco Oesting (University of Stuttgart)
Kirstin Strokorb (Cardiff University)
Gilles Stupfler (ENSAI)
Yizao Wang (University of Cincinnati)