Copula Structure Analysis Based on Robust and Extreme Dependence Measures
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In this paper we extend the standard approach of correlation
structure analysis in order to reduce the dimension of
highdimensional statistical data. The classical assumption of a
linear model for the distribution of a random vector is replaced by
the weaker assumption of a model for the copula. For elliptical
copulae a correlation-like structure remains but different margins
and non-existence of moments are possible. Moreover, elliptical
copulae allow also for a copula structure analysis of dependence in
extremes. After introducing the new concepts and deriving some
theoretical results we observe in a simulation study the
performance of the estimators: the theoretical asymptotic behavior
of the statistics can be observed even for a sample of only 100
observations. Finally, we test our method on real financial data
and explain differences between our copula based approach and the
classical approach. Our new method yields a considerable dimension
reduction also in non-linear models.
structure analysis in order to reduce the dimension of
highdimensional statistical data. The classical assumption of a
linear model for the distribution of a random vector is replaced by
the weaker assumption of a model for the copula. For elliptical
copulae a correlation-like structure remains but different margins
and non-existence of moments are possible. Moreover, elliptical
copulae allow also for a copula structure analysis of dependence in
extremes. After introducing the new concepts and deriving some
theoretical results we observe in a simulation study the
performance of the estimators: the theoretical asymptotic behavior
of the statistics can be observed even for a sample of only 100
observations. Finally, we test our method on real financial data
and explain differences between our copula based approach and the
classical approach. Our new method yields a considerable dimension
reduction also in non-linear models.
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