Repeated out of Sample Fusion in the Estimation of Small Tail Probabilities

03/28/2018
by   Benjamin Kedem, et al.
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In pursuit of a small tail probability p, it is shown how to construct by repeated fusion of a given reference sample with computer generated samples interval estimates for p. A comparison is made with an extreme value theory method for tail estimation using data from distributions with different types of tail behavior.

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