2016
DOI: 10.1080/02664763.2016.1155204
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Modified inference function for margins for the bivariate clayton copula-based SUN Tobit Model

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“…Pastpipatkul et al [9] used the copula to join the errors of the SUR model. Louzada and Ferreira [10] also suggested using the Clayton copula to join the error terms of the bivariate seemingly unrelated regression (SUN) tobit model. ey mentioned that their model has the ability to capture the lower tail dependence of the SUN model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Pastpipatkul et al [9] used the copula to join the errors of the SUR model. Louzada and Ferreira [10] also suggested using the Clayton copula to join the error terms of the bivariate seemingly unrelated regression (SUN) tobit model. ey mentioned that their model has the ability to capture the lower tail dependence of the SUN model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Absolute Bias (first column) and MSE (second column) of the estimates of θ α Gu , θ α C , θ α F at different quantile levels, α � (0.25, 0.50, 0.75), where R � 1,000 repetitions 10. Complexity volatile and might exhibit nonnormal distribution.…”
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“…In our future study, we would extend our copula method to a multivariate case, to develop a generalized composite operator of asymmetric copula family as in Louzada and Ferreira (2016), to apply to the direction data from Kim and Kim (2014), and to incorporate time varying component as in Ara et al (2017) to our proposed method. R program and datasets are available upon request from the corresponding author.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
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“…Supposing that φθ(t)=tθ1 and θ>0, φθ(t) is completely monotonous on [0,). For n2, the Clayton Copula function can be expressed as:Cθn(u)=(u1θ+u2θ++unθn+1)true1θwhere θ denotes the Copula parameters, which can be solved by the Inference Functions for Margins (IFM) [24,25]. Compared with the maximum likelihood estimation, the IFM has more advantages for numerical calculations and the progressive effect.…”
Section: Methods Of Modeling the Reliability While Considering The mentioning
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