A Note on Tail Behaviour of Distributions. the max domain of attraction of the Frechét / Weibull law under power normalization

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ProbStat Forum, Volume 03, January 2010, Pages 01-10 ISSN 0974-3235 A Note on Tail Behaviour of Distributions in the Max Domain of Attraction of the Frechét/ Weibull Law under Power Normalization S.Ravi and A.S.Praveena Department of Studies in Statistics University of Mysore Manasagangotri Mysore 570006, India e-mail: ravi@statistics.uni-mysore.ac.in; praveenavivek@gmail.com Paper received on 16 September 2009; revised, 18 November 2009; accepted, 02 December 2009. Abstract. A simple von-mises type sufficient condition is derived for a distribution function (df to belong to the max domain of attraction of the Frechét / Weibull law under power normalization. It is shown that every df in the max domain of attraction of the Frechét / Weibull law under power normalization is tail equivalent to some df satisfying the von-mises type condition. Several examples illustrating the variety of tail behaviours of df s attracted to the max domain of attraction of the Frechét law are given. Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 60G70; Secondary 60E05, 62G32. Keywords. Tail behaviour, Frechèt law, Weibull law, Max domains, Power normalization. 1 Introduction Let X 1, X 2,..., be independent identically distributed (iid random variables with common df F. A df F is said to belong to the max domain of attraction of a nondegenerate df H under power normalization, denoted by F D p (H, if P n ( M n α n 1 βn sign(mn x = n F n ( α n x βn sign(x = H(x for all x C(H, the set of all continuity points of H, for some normalizing constants α n > 0, β n > 0, n 1, where M n = maxx 1, X 2,..., X n },

2 S.Ravi and A.S.Praveena sign(x = 1, 0 or 1 according as x < 0, = 0, or > 0. The it laws H are called p-max stable laws. For the sake of completeness, these are given in the Appendix along with l-max stable laws, the it laws of linearly normalized partial maxima of iid random variables and a couple of other results used in the article. We refer to Mohan and Ravi (1993, Falk et al.(2004, for details about F D p (H. In this article, a simple von-mises type sufficient condition for the df F to belong to D p (Φ is given, where Φ is the Frechét it law given by Φ(x = e 1 x, x > 0, = 0 otherwise. It is shown that every df in the max domain of attraction of Φ under power normalization is tail equivalent to some df satisfying the von-mises type condition. Similar results for the Weibull law given by Ψ(x = e x, x 0, = 0 otherwise, are stated and proofs are omitted as they are similar. Several examples illustrating the variety of tail behaviours of df s attracted to the max domain of attraction of the Frechèt law are given. The results obtained here are analogous to results on the max domain of attraction of the Gumbel law under linear normalization, given in Proposition 1.1 (b in Resnick (1987, Proposition 3.3.25 in Embrechts et al. (1997 and Balkema and de Haan (1972. The following sufficient condition for F D l (Λ is due to von-mises (1936. Let r(f = supx : F (x < 1} denote the right extremity of the df F. Suppose that F is absolutely continuous with f as the probability density function (pdf. Let f be positive and differentiable on a left neighborhood of r(f. If x r(f d dx ( 1 F (x = 0 (1.1 f(x then F D l (Λ. A df F satisfying (1.1 is called a von-mises function. von-mises type function: We will call df F a von-mises type function if x d x r(f dx ( 1 F (x = 0. (1.2 xf(x Representation of von-mises type function: Lemma 1.1 A df F is a von-mises type function if it has the representation: 1 F (x = c exp x z 0 ( } 1 du ug(u (1.3 where c > 0, z 0 < r(f, are constants, g(x > 0, z 0 < x < r(f, is an auxiliary function, absolutely continuous on (z 0, r(f with density g and u r(f ug (u = 0.

A note on tail behaviour of distributions... 3 Proof: Let df F has the representation (1.3. Then its pdf is given by, f(x = c x ( } 1 xg(x exp du. ug(u z 0 We have x d x r(f dx ( 1 F (x xf(x = x d c exp x x r(f dx x c exp x xg(x = x r(f xg (x = 0. ( 1 z 0 ug(u ( 1 z 0 ug(u } du du } Therefore F satisfies (1.2 and hence is a von-mises type function. 2 Main Results Theorem 2.1 If a df F satisfies the representation (1.3, then F D p (Φ if r(f > 0, otherwise F D p (Ψ. Proof: For fixed t R and x sufficiently close to r(f, (1.3 implies that ( 1 F (x.e tg(x xe tg(x 1 = exp 1 F (x x ug(u du ( t xe sg(x g(x = exp 0 xe sg(x g(xe sg(x ds ( t g(x = exp g(xe sg(x ds. (2.1 We show that the integrand converges locally uniformly to 1. For arbitrary ɛ > 0, x 0 < r(f, x 0 x close to r(f, 0 < s < t, g(xe sg(x g(x xe sg(x = g (vdv x sg(x = xe t g (xe t dt 0 0 ɛsg(x ɛtg(x since xg (x 0 as x r(f. So g(xe sg(x 1 g(x ɛt, ɛ > 0, x 0 x, 0 < s < t.

4 S.Ravi and A.S.Praveena Since ɛ is arbitrary, we have x r(f g(x g(xe sg(x = 1, uniformly on bounded s-intervals. This together with (2.1 yields 1 F (xe tg(x x r(f 1 F (x = e t, t > 0. Therefore F D p (Φ by Theorem A.1. If r(f 0, then the proof that F D p (Ψ is similar and is omitted. Theorem 2.2 If F is a von-mises type function then F D p (Φ or F D p (Ψ according as r(f > 0 or 0. Proof: Let r(f > 0. Define R(x = log(1 F (x, 0 < x < r(f, and 1 F (x g(x =, 0 < x < r(f. Then xf(x R (x = f(x = 1, 0 < x < r(f 1 F (x xg(x and x du R(x = ug(u, 0 < z 0 < x. Since F is a von-mises type function, using (1.2, we get x r(f xg (x = z 0 x d x r(f dx ( 1 F (x = 0. xf(x Also, ( x du 1 F (x = exp ( R(x = exp, 0 < z 0 < x. z 0 ug(u Hence F satisfies representation (1.3 and by Theorem 2.1, F D p (Φ. We omit the proof when r(f 0 in which case F D p (Ψ, as it is similar. For the next result, we need the well known concept of tail equivalence (see, for example, Resnick (1987: Df s F and G are tail equivalent if r 0 = r(f = r(g and for some A > 0, 1 F (x x r 0 1 G(x = A. (2.2 Theorem 2.3 F D p (Φ iff there exists a von-mises type function F satisfying (1.2 with r(f = r(f = r 0, r 0 > 0, and tail equivalent to F.

A note on tail behaviour of distributions... 5 Proof: If F is a von-mises type function satisfying (1.2 then F D p (Φ by Theorem 2.2. Further, if F and F are tail equivalent, then by Ravi (1991, F D p (Φ. Conversely, let F D p (Φ with r(f = r 0. We will show that there exists a von-mises type function F tail equivalent to F. Define the sequence U 0, U 1,... by U 0 (x = 1 F (x, x > 0, r0 U n (t U n+1 (x = dt, n = 0, 1, 2,..., x > 0. t x By Lemma 2.2 in Subramanya (1994, the df F n defined by F n (x = max (0, 1 U n (x belongs to D p (Φ if F n 1 does, n = 1, 2,.... In particular, the integral above converges. So, F n D p (Φ, for n = 0, 1, 2,... and by Theorem 2.2 in Subramanya (1994, we have U n 1 (xu n+1 (x x r 0 Un(x 2 We now define the function U on (0, r 0 by U (x = (U 3 (x 4 (U 4 (x 3, x > 0. = 1. (2.3 Then U is twice differentiable on a left neighbourhood of r 0 and d dx log U = 4 U 2 + 3 U 3 = 1 ( 3 4U2 U 2 3 U 4 xu 3 xu 4 x U 4 U3 1. (2.4 Then U 4 U3 1 3 4U 2 U3 2 = U. U 4 xu Here, the denominator tends to -1 as x r 0 using (2.3 and both ( d U dx 4U3 1 and xu 4 U3 1 ( d (3 4U dx 2U3 2 U 4 tend to 0 as x r 0. Hence x d ( U (x = 0. (2.5 x r 0 dx xu (x Observe that Hence by (2.3, we obtain U 0 = U 0U 2 U 2 1 ( 2 ( 3 U1 U 3 U2 U 4 U. U 2 2 U 0 (x x r 0 U (x U 2 3 = 1. (2.6

6 S.Ravi and A.S.Praveena Then x r0 U (x = 0, and since by (2.4, U is decreasing on a left neighborhood of r 0, there exists a twice differentiable df F which coincides with 1 U on a left neighborhood of r 0. Now, by (2.5, F satisfies (1.2 and is a von-mises type function, and (2.6 shows that F is tail equivalent to F. Hence the proof. Now we state a similar result for F D p (Ψ omitting the proof which is similar. Theorem 2.4 A df F D p (Ψ iff there exists a von-mises type function F with r(f = r(f = r 0, r 0 0, tail equivalent to F. Examples: Example of a df F (Galambos (1978 with r(f < satisfying sufficient conditions (1.1 and (1.2 for D l (Λ and D p (Φ respectively: 0 if x < 0, F (x = 1 exp ( 1 x if 0 x < 1, 1 if 1 < x. Note that F D l (Λ and F D p (Φ, the latter result is also true by Theorem A.2(b. Example of the exponential df satisfying sufficient conditions (1.1 and (1.2 for D l (Λ and D p (Φ respectively: 0 if x 0, F (x = 1 exp( x if x > 0. Here r(f =. Note that F D l (Λ and F D p (Φ, the latter result also true by Theorem A.2(a. The following df s (Mohan and Ravi (1993 satisfy sufficient condition (1.2 for D p (Φ but not (1.1 for D l (Λ: 0 if x < 1, F 1 (x = 1 exp ( log x if 1 x. 0 if x < 1, F 2 (x = 1 1 if 1 x. x 0 if x < 1, F 3 (x = 1 exp ( (log x 2 if 1 x. Here r(f = and note that F 1 D p (Φ, the Pareto df F 2 D l (Φ α D p (Φ by Theorem A.2(a and F 3 D p (Φ. In fact, the df s F 1 and do not belong to D l (Λ. F 3

A note on tail behaviour of distributions... 7 The following df (Galambos (1978 does not satisfy sufficient conditions (1.2 and (1.1 for both D p (Φ and D l (Λ: F 4 (x = 0 if x < e, 1 1 log x if e x. Remark 2.5 D p (Φ contains df s whose tail behaviours are diverse. D l (Φ α D p (Φ by Theorem A.2(a and hence D p (Φ contains df s whose tails are regularly varying. D l (Λ D p (Φ by Theorem A.2(a, (b. Hence D p (Φ contains df s with exponential-like light tails. D p (Φ contains df s with slowly varying tails. 3 Appendix A df F is said to belong to the max domain of attraction of a nondegenerate df G under linear normalization (notation F D l (G if there exist constants a n > 0 and b n real, n 1, such that ( P Mn b n n a n x = F n (a n x + b n = G(x n for all x C(G, the set of continuity points of G. Then it is known that G can be one of only three types of extreme value df s, called l-max stable laws by Mohan and Ravi (1993, namely, Φ α (x = Ψ α (x = 0 if x 0, exp( x α if 0 < x, exp( ( x α if x 0, 1 if 0 < x, where α > 0 is a parameter. Λ(x = exp( e x, < x <, The p-max stable laws: Two df s F and G are said to be of the same p-type if F (x = G(A x B sign(x, x R, for some positive constants A, B. The

8 S.Ravi and A.S.Praveena p-max stable laws are p-types of one of the following six laws. 0 if x 1, H 1,α (x = exp (log x α } if 1 < x; 0 if x < 0, H 2,α (x = exp ( log x α } if 0 x < 1, 1 if 1 x; 0 if x 1, H 3,α (x = exp ( log( x α } if 1 < x < 0, 1 if 0 x; exp (log( x α } if x < 1, H 4,α = 1 if 1 x; Φ(x = Φ 1 (x, < x < ; Ψ(x = Ψ 1 (x, < x < ; where α > 0 is a parameter. Necessary and sufficient conditions for a df F to belong to D p (Φ and D p (Ψ: Theorem A.1:(Mohan and Ravi (1993 F D p (Φ iff r(f > 0 and there exists a positive function g such that 1 F (t. exp(x.g(t = exp( x, x > 0. t r(f 1 F (t If this condition holds for some g, then r(f a F (s ds <, 0 < a < r(f, s and the condition holds with the choice r(f g(t = 1 F (s F (t t s ds. In this case, one may take α n = F ( } 1 n 1 = inf x : F (x 1 1 n and β n = g(α n so that n F ( n α n x βn = Φ(x, x R. F D p (Ψ iff r(f 0 and there exists a positive function g such that 1 F (t. exp(x.g(t = e x, x < 0. t r(f 1 F (t

A note on tail behaviour of distributions... 9 If this condition holds for some g, then r(f a and the condition holds with the choice F (s ds <, a < r(f, s g(t = ( 1 r(f F (t t F (s s ds. In this case, one may take α n = F ( 1 1 n and βn = g( α n so that n F n ( α n x βn sign(x = Ψ(x, x R. Comparison of Max Domains under Linear and Power normalization: Theorem A.2:(Mohan and Ravi } (1993 (if D (a l (Φ α = F D (iif D l (Λ, r(f = p (Φ; (b F D l (Λ, 0 < r(f < F D p (Φ, 0 < r(f < ; (c F D l (Λ, r(f < 0 F D p (Ψ, r(f < 0; } (if D (d l (Λ, r(f = 0 = F D (iif D l (Ψ α, r(f = 0 p (Ψ; (e F D l (Ψ α, r(f > 0 F D p (H 2,α ; (f F D l (Ψ α, r(f < 0 F D p (H 4,α. References [1] Balkema, A.A, and de Haan, L. (1972. On R.von-Mises condition for the domain of attraction of exp( e x. The Annals of Mathematical Statistics, Vol.43, No.4, 1352-1354. [2] Embrechts, P., Klüppelberg, C. and Mikosch, T. (1997. Modelling Extremal Events for Insurance and Finance, Springer. [3] Falk, M., Hüsler, J. and Reiss, R.-D.(2004. Laws of Small Numbers, Birkhaüser. [4] Galambos, J. (1978. The Asymptotic Theory of Extreme Order Statistics. John Wiley, New York. [5] Mohan, N.R. and Ravi, S. (1993. Max domains of attraction of univariate and multivariate p-max stable laws. Theory Probab. Appl. Vol. 37, No.4, Translated from Russian Journal, 632-643.

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