Analyzes premium data of Indian non-life insurers, finding GEV distribution best fits Lognormal and GEV extremes.
problem Modeling premiums of non-life insurance companies in India.
method Empirical analysis using Lognormal, GEV, and GPD distributions.
result Generalized Extreme Value distribution best fits premium data for ten Indian non-life insurers.
Study extreme-case Value-at-Risk under IFR distributions, providing guidance for risk management.
problem Understanding extreme-case risk measures under distributional ambiguity and increasing failure rate.
method Characterized extreme-case range Value-at-Risk under mean and variance constraints with increasing failure rate.
result Characterized specific characteristics of extreme-case distributions under IFR constraints.
Extends extreme value mixture models to identify changepoints in financial extreme regimes.
problem Inference over financial extreme regimes is affected by threshold choice.
method Extends extreme value mixture models to account for distributional extreme changepoints using MCMC algorithms.
result Inclusion of different extreme regimes improves financial applications compared to static and dynamic approaches.
New method uses extreme value theory to estimate neural network errors.
problem Quantifying the error of neural networks, especially for large values.
method Applying extreme value theory to approximate the distribution of error.
result Developed a new estimator for the shape parameter of the Pareto distribution.
The thesis evaluates and compares extreme mixture models in finance and insurance.
problem Estimating tail risk measures in finance and insurance.
method Extreme mixture models and methods, including kernel density estimation and GARCH preprocessing.
result Kernel density estimation-based models do not outperform others in tail risk estimation.
EX-DRL improves extreme quantile prediction for financial risk management.
problem Inaccurate estimation of extreme quantiles in loss distributions.
method EX-DRL uses Generalized Pareto Distribution (GPD) to model the tail of the loss distribution and Quantile Regression (QR) to improve extreme quantile prediction.
result EX-DRL provides more precise estimates of extreme quantiles, improving risk metrics reliability.
A new method for choosing thresholds in data sequences without assuming distribution.
problem Choosing thresholds for random sequences without distributional assumptions.
method Data-driven threshold machine (DTM) that estimates three parameters of extreme value distributions and extremal index.
result DTM provides a reliable estimate of thresholds with robustness and computational efficiency.
Generative models learn to capture target distribution support with extreme value loss.
problem Mode collapse in generative models for non-trivial target distributions.
method Optimizing against the minimal value of the loss function, rather than the mean.
result Models trained with extreme value loss learn to capture the support of the target distribution.
Framework reconstructs missing spatio-temporal data for extreme value prediction.
problem Predicting extreme values from incomplete spatio-temporal data.
method Convolutional deep neural networks and autoencoder-like models for conditional sampling.
result Framework produces accurate reconstructions of missing data for extremal values.
Modeling time-varying extreme value dependence in European stock markets.
problem Non-stationary extremal dependence between European stock markets.
method Regression model for angular density of bivariate extreme value distribution.
result Evidence of increasing extremal dependence in recent years.
Researchers identify valid auxiliary functions for extreme value distributions and their max-domains of attraction.
problem Characterize valid auxiliary functions for extreme value distributions and their max-domains of attraction.
method Introduced 'universal' auxiliary functions valid for both VR and vMR representations, identified sets of valid auxiliary functions, and proposed a method for finding appropriate auxiliary functions.
result Characterized valid auxiliary functions for both VR and vMR representations for the entire MDA distribution families.
Proposes a method to model financial returns with extreme shocks using flexible tail transformations.
problem Capturing extreme shocks in financial return data.
method Introduces a transformation layer in normalizing flows to model heavy-tailed distributions.
result Trained models can generate synthetic sets of extreme returns.
Efficiently estimates GEV distribution parameters using neural networks.
problem Computational intensity of maximum likelihood estimation for GEV distribution.
method Neural network-based likelihood-free estimation method.
result Comparable accuracy to maximum likelihood method with significant speedup.
It will be discussed the statistics of the extreme values in time series characterized by finite-term correlations with non-exponential decay. Precisely, it will be considered the results of numerical analyses concerning the return intervals of extreme values of the fluctuations of resistance and defect-fraction displa…
New neural network models extreme value distributions with preserved shape constraints.
problem Modeling multivariate extreme value distributions with preserved shape constraints.
method d-max-decreasing neural network architecture for non-parametric calibration and generation of MEVs.
result The proposed architecture approximates the dependence structure of MEVs at parametric rate and preserves essential shape constraints.
New bandit algorithms focus on extreme values, outperforming existing methods.
problem Optimizing decisions based on extreme values rather than expected values.
method Robust statistics-based algorithms with vanishing extremal regret.
result The proposed algorithms achieve superior performance compared to existing methods.
This paper applies the Extreme-Value (EV) Generalised Pareto distribution to the extreme tails of the return distributions for the S&P500, FT100, DAX, Hang Seng, and Nikkei225 futures contracts. It then uses tail estimators from these contracts to estimate spectral risk measures, which are coherent risk measures that r…
New approach uses nonlinear expectations to estimate extreme risks.
problem Estimating tail quantities in heavy-tailed data.
method Data-robust expectation and regularization for Pareto distributions.
result Qualitative requirement for reliable estimation of extreme risks.
Paper uses LSTM for anomaly detection in transportation networks.
problem Anomaly detection in transportation networks.
method LSTM model combined with statistical techniques (Gaussian, EVT, Tukey's method).
result EVT-based detection rule outperforms other methods.
The paper tackles catastrophic risk in reinforcement learning using extreme value theory.
problem Mitigating catastrophic risk in sequential decision making with limited observations.
method Developed POTPG, a policy gradient algorithm based on extreme value theory.
result POTPG outperforms common benchmarks in numerical experiments.
The paper tackles extreme value statistics for censored data with heavy tails under competing risks.
problem Estimating extreme value index and quantiles of sub-distribution function in heavy-tailed data with censoring and competing risks.
method Asymptotic normality of a novel Aalen-Johansen integral estimator is established for the extreme value index. Estimation of extreme quantiles of cumulative incidence function is also addressed.
result Asymptotic normality of the proposed estimator for extreme value index is established.
Paper introduces SPADE method to protect classifiers from OOD and adversarial samples.
problem Protecting classifiers from out-of-distribution and adversarial samples.
method SPADE method based on GEV model in latent space.
result Provable protection against OOD and adversarial samples.
The paper analyzes extreme risk measures with limited distributional information.
problem Investigating risk measures under partial knowledge of distribution moments and shape.
method Employing probability inequalities and modified Schwarz inequality to derive bounds on distortion risk measures.
result Unified framework for calculating best- and worst-case scenarios of distortion risk measures.
The hidden tail of empirical distributions is analyzed using extreme value theory.
problem Understanding the bias between in-sample mean and true statistical mean for large n. method Extreme value theory applied to empirical distributions and their moments.
result The hidden moment of order 0 for power law distributions follows an exponential distribution with expectation 1/n. In this article we show the relationship between the Pareto distribution and the gamma distribution. This shows that the second one, appropriately extended, explains some anomalies that arise in the practical use of extreme value theory. The results are useful to certain phenomena that are fitted by the Pareto distribu…
New method clusters and visualizes anomalies in complex systems.
problem Identifying simultaneous extreme values in random vectors.
method Mixture model based on multivariate extreme value theory.
result Assigns posterior probabilities for anomaly types and clusters extreme observations.
Extreme value theory enhances statistical learning extrapolation for rare events.
problem Challenges in traditional machine learning methods for extreme data.
method Asymptotic theory and statistical tools for tail behavior.
result Effective extrapolation methods for extreme quantiles and anomalies.
Quantile regression is an increasingly important empirical tool in economics and other sciences for analyzing the impact of a set of regressors on the conditional distribution of an outcome. Extremal quantile regression, or quantile regression applied to the tails, is of interest in many economic and financial applicat…
We win EVA2025 by estimating extreme precipitation events using Peaks Over Thresholds and martingale testing.
problem Estimating the probability of extreme precipitation events with limited data.
method Modeling Peaks Over Thresholds with an exponential distribution and using martingale testing for evaluation.
result Our method outperforms other approaches in estimating extreme precipitation events.
Researchers solved a problem about extreme mass distributions in quasi-copulas.
problem Solving the extreme mass distribution problem for quasi-copulas.
method Analytical approach using linear programming.
result Complete solution to the original problem, disproving a conjecture.
ExGAN generates realistic extreme samples using GANs and EVT.
problem Generating realistic extreme scenarios for risk management.
method ExGAN combines GANs with EVT to model extreme tails of distributions.
result ExGAN efficiently generates extreme samples with constant time complexity.
Sharp bounds for distortion risk metrics under uncertain distributions.
problem Modeling risk metrics under distributional uncertainty.
method Established bounds for distortion risk metrics using specific features of underlying distributions.
result Identified worst- and best-case values of distortion risk metrics.
The paper extends stable distribution fitting to cryptocurrencies, comparing it to traditional models.
problem Modelling daily cryptocurrency returns with stable distributions.
method Extended multivariate stable distribution fitting, applied to 10 sections of daily data, with bootstrap tests for validation.
result The proposed method outperforms traditional models in fitting cryptocurrency returns.
Extended univariate Range Value-at-Risk to multivariate settings.
problem Inability of traditional risk measures for heavy-tail distributions and infinite tail expectations.
method Multivariate definitions of robust truncated tail expectations, robustness and properties derived, closed-form expressions and special cases discussed.
result Empirical estimators accuracy examined through numerical and graphical examples.
GARCH-UGH improves VaR estimation for financial risk management.
problem Dynamic estimation of extreme VaR in financial time series.
method AR-GARCH filtering followed by a bias-reduced extreme value estimator.
result GARCH-UGH estimates are more accurate than conventional methods.
This paper deals with optimally-robust parameter estimation in generalized Pareto distributions (GPDs). These arise naturally in many situations where one is interested in the behavior of extreme events as motivated by the Pickands-Balkema-de Haan extreme value theorem (PBHT). The application we have in mind is calcula…
The article models financial asset returns using Gaussian mixtures and EVT-based copulas to price equity options.
problem Modeling financial asset returns and pricing equity options considering extreme values.
method Modeling marginal distributions with Gaussian mixtures and joint dependence structure with EVT-based copulas.
result The approach accurately prices various equity options on Atos and Dassault Systems actions.
Paper proposes a statistical model for detecting mu-suppression in EEG signals.
problem Detecting mu-suppression in motor imagery EEG signals.
method Proposes a statistical model based on the generalized extreme value distribution (GEV) and a linear classifier.
result Preliminary results show good classification accuracy in detecting mu-suppression and distinguishing EEG events.
Spectral clustering identifies clusters of multivariate extremes.
problem Analyzing the dependence structure of multivariate extremes.
method Spectral clustering based on a random k-nearest neighbor graph. result Spectral clustering can consistently identify clusters of multivariate extremes under certain conditions.
This paper uses VAE to generate extreme events from multivariate data.
problem Generating accurate extremes from observational data for risk assessment.
method Variational Autoencoder (VAE) approach for multivariate heavy-tailed distributions.
result Improves learning of dependency structure between extremes.
The paper derives bounds on Value-at-Risk using extreme value and statistical distance information.
problem Deriving bounds on Value-at-Risk with limited dependence information.
method Utilizes extreme value information, copula knowledge, and statistical distances to derive Value-at-Risk bounds.
result The approach improves Value-at-Risk bounds by incorporating additional information on dependence structure.
We develop a framework for analyzing extreme values in correlated financial data.
problem Quantifying and mitigating risk in complex financial systems.
method Developed a practical framework for handling finite, multivariate, and correlated time series in finance.
result We successfully analyze high-frequency stock returns using univariate extreme value tools.
A new method embeds visual features into semantic space for open-set recognition.
problem Learning unseen classes in open-set recognition.
method Vocabulary-informed Extreme Value Learning (ViEVL) combining EVL and ViL.
result ViEVL embeds visual features into semantic space probabilistically, solving open-set recognition.
Paper improves risk estimation for rare events in sequential decisions.
problem Estimating tail risk in high confidence levels with limited data.
method Combines extreme value theory and automated threshold selection.
result Improves performance in estimating tail risk for some distributions.
Improved GP model forecasts wireless demand extremes with better uncertainty quantification.
problem Forecasting extreme wireless demand spikes and troughs for network optimization.
method Designed a feature embedding kernel for Gaussian Process models.
result 32% reduction in short-term extreme value prediction error vs. S-ARIMA.
Neural network model forecasts extreme flood risk.
problem Accurately estimating high quantiles of extreme events.
method EQRN model combining neural networks and extreme value theory.
result Forecasting flood risk with improved adaptability.
Novel SVM approach for extreme quantile regression with heavy tailed inputs.
problem Learning from extreme values in quantile regression.
method Support Vector Machine framework for handling high-dimensional and nonlinear settings.
result Established finite-sample learning guarantees under mild regularity assumptions.
P-value hacking can produce misleadingly low p-values, skewing meta-analysis results.
problem Misleading p-values in meta-analysis due to p-value hacking.
method Deriving the meta-distribution for p-values and analyzing the power of tests.
result Minimum p-values can be significantly lower than the true p-value, skewing results.