
doi: 10.2172/6568797
This paper investigates procedures for univariate nonparametric estimation of tail probabilities. Extrapolated values for tail probabilities beyond the data are also obtained based on the shape of the density in the tail. Several estimators which use exponential weighting are described. These are compared in a Monte Carlo study to nonweighted estimators, to the empirical cdf, to an integrated kernel, to a Fourier series estimate, to a penalized likelihood estimate and a maximum likelihood estimate. Selected weighted estimators are shown to compare favorably to many of these standard estimators for the sampling distributions investigated.
General Physics, Parametric Analysis, Fourier Analysis, Mathematics 657006* -- Theoretical Physics-- Statistical Physics & Thermodynamics-- (-1987), Errors, Statistics, 71 Classical And Quantum Mechanics, Monte Carlo Method, Probability
General Physics, Parametric Analysis, Fourier Analysis, Mathematics 657006* -- Theoretical Physics-- Statistical Physics & Thermodynamics-- (-1987), Errors, Statistics, 71 Classical And Quantum Mechanics, Monte Carlo Method, Probability
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