57 research outputs found
Matrix compatibility and correlation mixture representation of generalized Gini's gamma
Representations of measures of concordance in terms of Pearson' s correlation
coefficient are studied. All transforms of random variables are characterized
such that the correlation coefficient of the transformed random variables is a
measure of concordance. Next, Gini' s gamma is generalized and it is shown that
the resulting generalized Gini' s gamma can be represented as a mixture of
measures of concordance that are Pearson' s correlation coefficients of
transformed random variables. As an application of this correlation mixture
representation of generalized Gini' s gamma, lower and upper bounds of the
compatible set of generalized Gini' s gamma, which is the collection of all
possible square matrices whose entries are pairwise bivariate generalized Gini'
s gammas, are derived.Comment: 15 page
Estimation and Comparison of Correlation-based Measures of Concordance
We address the problem of estimating and comparing measures of concordance
that arise as Pearson's linear correlation coefficient between two random
variables transformed so that they follow the so-called concordance-inducing
distribution. The class of such transformed rank correlations includes
Spearman's rho, Blomqvist's beta and van der Waerden's coefficient as special
cases. To answer which transformed rank correlation is best to use, we propose
to compare them in terms of their best and worst asymptotic variances on a
given set of copulas. A criterion derived from this approach is that
concordance-inducing distributions with smaller variances of squared random
variables are more preferable. In particular, we show that Blomqvist's beta is
the optimal transformed rank correlation, and Spearman's rho outperforms van
der Waerden's coefficient. Moreover, we find that Kendall's tau also attains
the optimal asymptotic variances that Blomqvist's beta does, although Kendall's
tau is not a transformed rank correlation.Comment: 30 pages, 1 figur
Tail concordance measures: A fair assessment of tail dependence
A new class of measures of bivariate tail dependence called tail concordance
measures (TCMs) is proposed, which is defined as the limit of a measure of
concordance of the underlying copula restricted to the tail region of interest.
TCMs captures the extremal relationship between random variables not only along
the diagonal but also along all angles weighted by a tail generating measure.
Axioms of tail dependence measures are introduced, and TCMs are shown to
characterize linear tail dependence measures. The infimum and supremum of TCMs
over all generating measures are considered to investigate the issue of under-
and overestimation of the degree of extreme co-movements. The infimum is shown
to be attained by the classical tail dependence coefficient, and thus the
classical notion always underestimates the degree of tail dependence. A formula
for the supremum TCM is derived and shown to overestimate the degree of extreme
co-movements. Estimators of the proposed measures are studied, and their
performance is demonstrated in numerical experiments. For a fair assessment of
tail dependence and stability of the estimation under small sample sizes, TCMs
weighted over all angles are suggested, with tail Spearman's rho and tail
Gini's gamma being interesting novel special cases of TCMs.Comment: 42 pages, 10 figures, 1 tabl
Avoiding zero probability events when computing Value at Risk contributions
This paper is concerned with the process of risk allocation for a generic
multivariate model when the risk measure is chosen as the Value-at-Risk (VaR).
We recast the traditional Euler contributions from an expectation conditional
on an event of zero probability to a ratio involving conditional expectations
whose conditioning events have stricktly positive probability. We derive an
analytical form of the proposed representation of VaR contributions for various
parametric models. Our numerical experiments show that the estimator using this
novel representation outperforms the standard Monte Carlo estimator in terms of
bias and variance. Moreover, unlike the existing estimators, the proposed
estimator is free from hyperparameters
Anomalous momentum dependence of the multiband electronic structure of FeSe_1-xTe_x superconductors induced by atomic disorder
When periodicity of crystal is disturbed by atomic disorder, its electronic
state becomes inhomogeneous and band dispersion is obscured. In case of
Fe-based superconductors, disorder of chalcogen/pnictogen height causes
disorder of Fe 3d level splitting. Here, we report an angle-resolved
photoemission spectroscopy study on FeSe_1-xTe_x with the chalcogen height
disorder, showing that the disorder affects the Fe 3d band dispersions in an
orbital-selective way instead of simple obscuring effect. The reverse of the Fe
3d level splitting due to the chalcogen height difference causes the splitting
of the hole band with Fe 3d x^2-y^2 character around the Gamma point.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figure
Model building by coset space dimensional reduction in ten-dimensions with direct product gauge symmetry
We investigate ten-dimensional gauge theories whose extra six-dimensional
space is a compact coset space, , and gauge group is a direct product of
two Lie groups. We list up candidates of the gauge group and embeddings of
into them. After dimensional reduction of the coset space,we find fermion and
scalar representations of with
and which accomodate all of the standard
model particles. We also discuss possibilities to generate distinct Yukawa
couplings among the generations using representations with a different
dimension for and models.Comment: 14 pages; added local report number, added refferenc
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