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48 results for tail conditions

HTFM improves mode coverage and tail-statistic recovery for heavy-tailed data.

problem Tackles heavy-tailed data in various domains with rare events.
method Proposes a framework using clock-conditioned Gaussian sources and truncated logsignature features.
result Improves mode coverage, sample quality, and tail-statistic recovery over Gaussian flow matching and baselines.

The book chapter discusses tail risk analysis for financial data using extreme value statistics.

problem Serial dependence in financial time series complicates tail risk assessment.
method The approach involves unconditional and conditional quantile forecasting.
result Serial dependence impacts multivariate tail dependence.

Study approximates multivariate risk measures for Gaussian risks.

problem Complex approximations of multivariate risk measures for Gaussian risks.
method Derived precise approximations of marginal mean excess, marginal expected shortfall, and multivariate conditional tail expectation.
result Similar results hold for elliptical and Gaussian-like multivariate risks.

New conformal prediction methods for long-tailed classification problems.

problem Rare classes are systematically omitted in existing conformal prediction methods.
method Introduced a new conformal score function and a new interpolation procedure.
result Smoothly trade off set size and class-conditional coverage.

The paper derives CVaR concentration bounds for light-tailed and heavy-tailed distributions.

problem Estimating CVaR for light-tailed and heavy-tailed distributions.
method Derives concentration bounds for CVaR using empirical and truncation-based estimators.
result Concentration bounds with exponential decay in sample size for both light-tailed and heavy-tailed distributions.

The tail behavior of BEKK-ARCH processes is studied, showing geometric ergodicity and regular variation.

problem Understanding the tail behavior of multivariate conditionally heteroskedastic processes.
method Geometric ergodicity and vector scaling regular variation are used to characterize the tail behavior of BEKK-ARCH processes.
result The invariant distribution of BEKK-ARCH processes is regularly varying, with different tail indices possible.

The paper uses EVT to improve tail risk measures under ambiguity sets.

problem Misspecification of tail risk measures leads to inflated risk estimates.
method Applies Extreme Value Theory to derive worst-case tail risk under ambiguity sets.
result Proposes a tail-calibrated ambiguity design that preserves nominal tail asymptotic scaling.

The tail of the distribution of a sum of a random number of independent and identically distributed nonnegative random variables depends on the tails of the number of terms and of the terms themselves. This situation is of interest in the collective risk model, where the total claim size in a portfolio is the sum of a …

2007-03-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Improved tail risk forecasting model for assets using CAViaR with spillover effects.

problem Improving tail risk forecasting across assets.
method Component-based CAViaR model with spillover effects, decomposing risk into proper and spillover components.
result Spillover effects significantly improve out-of-sample tail risk forecasts.

New method estimates extreme outcomes in heavy-tailed data, breaking circular dependence.

problem Estimating outcomes for extreme events in heavy-tailed data.
method Proposes an ADRF estimator that includes a structured tail-shape output and a diagnostic to evaluate tail shape.
result Successfully reduces MAE in deep-tail and conditional-shortfall predictions.

Proposes models for dynamic tail inference in heavy-tailed time series.

problem Predicting time-varying extreme event probabilities in heavy-tailed and nonlinear time series.
method White noise process with conditionally log-Laplace stochastic volatility, conditional Pareto-tailed, with tail exponent from log-volatility's mean absolute innovation.
result Effective estimation of dynamically changing extreme event probabilities with a simple modeling method.

Improved generative models for rare events using nonlinear diffusion.

problem Challenges in modeling rare conditional distributions with linear diffusion models.
method Adapting data representation and forward scheme for nonlinear drift term.
result Significant improvement in capturing extreme tail events.

This paper analyzes ETFs with Taiwan exposure, finding heavy tails and asymmetric volatility.

problem Heavy tails and asymmetric volatility in Taiwan-related ETFs.
method Tail-risk diagnostics, asymmetric volatility modeling, and portfolio optimization under mean--variance and CVaR criteria.
result CVaR optimization produces more concentrated allocations, favoring SMH during the post-COVID AI-driven expansion.

Our goal in this paper is to propose an alternative risk measure which takes into account the fluctuations of losses and possible correlations between random variables. This new notion of risk measures, that we call Copula Conditional Tail Expectation describes the expected amount of risk that can be experienced given …

2012-05-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on loss probabilities for diversified financial systems with light-tailed claims.

problem Analyzing risks in systems of diversified financial agents with light-tailed claims.
method Assuming exponentially distributed claims, we derive conditional loss distributions and compare with heavy-tailed claims.
result Conditional loss distributions reveal different risk profiles for agents and systems compared to heavy-tailed claims.

This work analyzes CVaR under heavy-tailed data, providing generalization and robustness bounds.

problem Understanding CVaR's behavior under heavy-tailed data and rare high-impact losses.
method Learning-theoretic analysis of CVaR-based empirical risk minimization.
result Sharp, high-probability generalization and excess risk bounds under minimal moment assumptions.

The paper calculates moments and conditional risks for skewed elliptical distributions.

problem Estimating moments and tail conditional risks for skewed elliptical distributions.
method Derives explicit expressions for multivariate doubly truncated moments and conditional risks for generalized skew-elliptical distributions.
result Explicit formulas for multivariate doubly truncated moments and conditional risks are derived for various skewed elliptical distributions.

Study fast learning rates for heavy-tailed losses without boundedness.

problem Analyzing fast learning rates for heavy-tailed losses.
method Introducing two new conditions: envelope function and multi-scale Bernstein's condition.
result Proves learning rates faster than O(n1/2)O(n^{-1/2}) and can be arbitrarily close to O(n1)O(n^{-1}).

New bounds on neural network test loss derived from conditional information measures.

problem Estimating test loss of neural networks trained on limited data.
method Framework based on conditional information density between hypothesis and training set.
result Tail bounds on test loss decay as 1/n, improving over previous 1/sqrt{n} bounds.

New approach tackles class imbalance in long-tailed datasets using domain adaptation techniques.

problem Class imbalance in long-tailed datasets leading to poor model performance.
method Proposes a meta-learning approach to estimate differences between class-conditioned distributions.
result Validated approach on six benchmark datasets and three loss functions.

The paper establishes CLTs for Markov chains and improves sampling algorithms for heavy-tailed distributions.

problem Establishing central limit theorems for ergodic averages of Markov chains.
method Drift conditions to provide necessary and sufficient conditions for CLTs, including lower bounds on convergence rates.
result Sharp conditions and convergence rates for various MCMC algorithms on heavy-tailed targets.

We improve bounds for stochastic processes, especially those with heavy tails.

problem Bounding the concentration of sub-ψψ processes with heavy tails.
method Variational approach to concentration, focusing on sub-Gaussian and other tail conditions.
result First dimension-free self-normalized empirical Bernstein inequality.

New bounds on continuous random variables' right-tail probabilities.

problem Finding precise upper and lower limits for right-tail probabilities of continuous random variables.
method Developed new bounds based on PDF, first derivative, and two parameters.
result The new bounds are tight for various continuous random variables.

C-t3t^3VAE improves class representation in long-tailed generative models.

problem Latent geometric bias in VAEs under class imbalance.
method Per-class Student's t-distribution priors, closed-form objective, equal-weight latent mixture.
result Consistently lower FID scores and better class-balanced generation for severely imbalanced datasets.

QBVAR improves oil price forecasting across quantiles, especially for downside risk.

problem Forecasting oil prices across different quantiles for better risk assessment.
method Quantile Bayesian Vector Autoregression (QBVAR) model.
result QBVAR improves median forecasts by 2-5% and left-tail forecast improvements of 10-25% during crisis episodes.

New method allocates capital based on tail central moments for financial risk assessment.

problem Inability of CTE-based capital allocation to reflect tail behavior of losses.
method Developed TCM-based capital allocation for normal mean-variance mixture distributions.
result TCM-based method captures tail risk contributions not detected by CTE.

Novel risk matrix for optimal portfolio choice with tail risk considerations.

problem Optimal portfolio choice with tail risk events.
method Risk matrix with Value-at-Risk and Delta-CoVaR measures, derived conditions for closed-form solution, examination of portfolio risk and centrality, demonstration of asset centrality's impact on optimal weight allocation.
result Portfolio risk is not necessarily increasing with stock centrality and can be improved by high connectivity.

The paper explores how benign overfitting occurs in heavy-tailed input distributions.

problem Understanding overfitting in heavy-tailed input distributions.
method Analysis of maximum margin classifiers on unregularized logistic loss with gradient descent.
result Linear classifiers trained under certain conditions can asymptotically achieve the noise level as misclassification error.

PH-VAE models heavy-tailed data with flexible Phase-Type distributions.

problem Standard VAEs fail to capture heavy-tailed behavior in real-world data.
method PH-VAE uses Phase-Type distributions defined by continuous-time Markov chains to adaptively model tail behavior.
result PH-VAE significantly outperforms existing heavy-tail-aware VAEs in approximating diverse heavy-tailed distributions.

The Split-Session Cluster GARCH model captures tail heterogeneity in overnight and intraday returns.

problem Capturing tail behavior and dependence in multivariate asset returns.
method Convolution-tt distributions, session and sector clustering, block-structured correlation matrices.
result Session-specific and sector-level tail parameters improve model fit and out-of-sample performance.

TA-CQR predicts regression intervals with exact coverage, splitting miscoverage between endpoints.

problem Predicting regression intervals with exact coverage under reporting constraints.
method TA-CQR uses tail allocation to parameterize the oracle, estimating the allocation by searching quantile cores and applying nonnegative additive split-conformal calibration.
result TA-CQR achieves exact finite-sample marginal coverage under exchangeability, with theoretical guarantees on calibration and length.

We consider strictly stationary heavy tailed time series whose finite-dimensional exponent measures are concentrated on axes, and hence their extremal properties cannot be tackled using classical multivariate regular variation that is suitable for time series with extremal dependence. We recover relevant information ab…

2013-07-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Cryptocurrency markets exhibit violent, synchronised drawdowns, challenging diversification claims.

problem Cryptocurrency markets' violent drawdowns challenge diversification claims.
method Dynamic conditional tail dependence analysis
result Near-complete and stable lower-tail graph, upper tail that thins over time, dissolution of token categories into a core.

New study shows diversification can increase risk for heavy-tailed losses.

problem Diversification can increase tail risk for heavy-tailed losses.
method Comparison of diversified portfolio to a 'one-basket' benchmark.
result Diversified portfolio has larger tail probabilities than a 'one-basket' benchmark for all thresholds.

Improved Hawkes model forecasts extreme financial returns more accurately.

problem Forecasting extreme tail events in financial log-returns.
method 2T-POT Hawkes model with multiple exceedance thresholds.
result 2T-POT Hawkes model outperforms GARCH-EVT model in risk forecasting.

Model for operational risk using bipartite graphs and heavy-tailed distributions.

problem Capturing event type and business line structure in operational risk data.
method Statistical model based on heavy-tailed distributions and bipartite graphs.
result Reliable estimates of tail risk and capital allocations with small data sets.

New diffusion models capture heavy-tailed distributions better.

problem Diffusion models struggle with rare or extreme events in heavy-tailed distributions.
method Repurposed diffusion framework using multivariate Student-t distributions, tailored perturbation kernel, and γγ-divergence.
result Our models generate rare and extreme events more effectively than standard diffusion models.

Study improves policy search in continuous control by using heavy-tailed distributions.

problem Challenges in continuous space policy search due to non-convexity and myopic-farsighted incentives.
method Introduced heavy-tailed policy parameterizations and analyzed convergence rates and stability.
result Convergence rate to stationarity depends on policy's tail index and exploration tolerance.