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Multivariate
Extremes - Applications
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Working Group in Risk Analysis, Extreme Events and Decision Theory
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Leaders: Wenbin Lu
Webmaster: XuanLong Nguyen
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Date | Topics & Readings | Notes |
09/27/2007 |
After the meeting, Prof. Richard Smith suggested the following
reading materials:
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Suggested reading list prior to the meeting:
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10/11/2007 | Prof. Paul Schuette is giving a talk titled "Power laws and extreme values". The slides are here [ pdf ] [ revised version ] | Prof. Richard Smith gave a tutorial on multivariate extreme value theory in the methodogy working group this morning. The slides from his talk are here. pdf |
10/18/2007 | Prof. Pal Nabendu gives a talk on estimation and testing with (univariate) EVD. The slides are here: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] |
Links to available data sets:
S. Poon, M. Rockinger and J. Tawn, Extreme value dependence in financial markets: Diagnostics, models and financial implications. Review of Financial Studies, 2004. [ pdf ]. |
10/25/2007 |
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11/8/2007 |
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01/28/2008 | Today's talk (Kobi on Harry Joe's book chapter on multivariate models and dependence concepts) is postponed until the next semester. Talk slides in [ pdf ] | |
02/11/2008 | General discussion | |
02/25/2008 | Prof. Pilar Munyoz's talk: Daily Spanish electricity prices and other variables associated with them: Uni and bivariate approaches. pdf | |
03/10/2008 | Evangelos Evangelou's talk: Description and models for 5 stock prices pdf | |
03/24/2008 | Nikita Tuzov's talk: Applying EVT analysis to US energy prices. ppt |
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Name | Affiliation | Email Address |
Kobi Abayomi | Duke University | [email protected] |
Michela Cameletti | SAMSI | [email protected] |
Wei Chen | SAS Institute | [email protected] |
Guang Cheng | Duke University | [email protected] |
Dan Cooley | NCAR | [email protected] |
Evangelos Evangelou | University of North Carolina | [email protected] |
Eric Gilleland | NCAR | [email protected] |
Rosalba Ignaccolo | SAMSI | [email protected] |
Yongku Kim | SAMSI /Duke | [email protected] |
Wenbin Lu | N.C. State University | [email protected] |
Vered Madar | SAMSI | [email protected] |
Pilar Munoz | Technical University of Catalonia | [email protected] |
XuanLong Nguyen | SAMSI/ Duke | [email protected] |
John Nolan | American University | [email protected] |
Nabendu Pal | University of Louisiana | [email protected] |
Xiao qin | University of North Carolina | [email protected] |
Huiyan Sang | Duke University | [email protected] |
Paul Schuette | Meredith College | [email protected] |
Richard Smith | UNC-Chapel Hill | [email protected] |
Nikita Tuzov | Purdue Univ | [email protected] |
Huixia Wang | N.C. State University | [email protected] |
Robert Wolpert | Duke University | [email protected] |
Fei Xu | [email protected] | |
Zhengjun Zhang | University of Wisconsin | [email protected] |
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