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chi.bsn: Tail dependence coefficient for the skew-normal distirbution

Description

Evaluates the upper and lower tail dependence coefficients for the bivariate skew-normal.

Usage

chi.bsn(u, corr=0, shape=rep(0,2), tail="upper")

Value

Returns a value that is strictly greater than \(0\) and less than \(1\)

for the upper coefficient, and between \(-1\) and \(1\) for the lower coefficient.

Arguments

u

a real value in \([0,1]\).

corr

the correlation parameter, between \(-1\) and \(1\).

shape

a numeric vector of real values of length \(2\) with the skewness parameters.

tail

the string "upper" or "lower".

Details

Approximation, the tail dependence is obtained in the limiting case where uu goes to eqn11.

References

Bortot, P. Tail dependence in bivariate skew-normal and skew-t distributions. Unpublished.

Examples

Run this code

### Upper tail dependence

if (interactive()){
chi.bsn(u=0.9,corr=0.5, shape=c(1,-2), tail="upper")
}

### Lower tail dependence

if (interactive()){
chi.bsn(u=0.9, corr=0.5, shape=c(1,-2), tail="lower")
}

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