tail-dependence coefficient¶
The. (2008). tail-dependence coefficient.
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- Copula Tail-Dependence Check
- Its central weakness is that the tail is where data is thinnest: the estimate can rest on a handful of joint extremes or none at all, so the copula family choice fills the vacuum, and a Gaussian copula in particular will quietly certify a tail independence that is not there.
This sourceThe t-copula and Gumbel copula, by contrast, admit positive tail dependence, which is why family choice is the dominant dial above.
- Its central weakness is that the tail is where data is thinnest: the estimate can rest on a handful of joint extremes or none at all, so the copula family choice fills the vacuum, and a Gaussian copula in particular will quietly certify a tail independence that is not there.
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