Estimator of small exceedance probabilities and large return periods using censored GPD-MLE
Estimator of small exceedance probabilities and large return periods using censored GPD-MLE
Computes estimates of a small exceedance probability P(X>q) or large return period 1/P(X>q) using the GPD-ML estimator adapted for right censoring.
cProbGPD(data, censored, gamma1, sigma1, q, plot =FALSE, add =FALSE, main ="Estimates of small exceedance probability",...)cReturnGPD(data, censored, gamma1, sigma1, q, plot =FALSE, add =FALSE, main ="Estimates of large return period",...)
Arguments
data: Vector of n observations.
censored: A logical vector of length n indicating if an observation is censored.
gamma1: Vector of n−1 estimates for the EVI obtained from cGPDmle.
sigma1: Vector of n−1 estimates for σ1 obtained from cGPDmle.
q: The used large quantile (we estimate P(X>q) or 1/P(X>q) for q large).
plot: Logical indicating if the estimates should be plotted as a function of k, default is FALSE.
add: Logical indicating if the estimates should be added to an existing plot, default is FALSE.
main: Title for the plot, default is "Estimates of small exceedance probability" for cProbGPD
and "Estimates of large return period" for cReturnGPD.
...: Additional arguments for the plot function, see plot for more details.
with Zi,n the i-th order statistic of the data, γ^1 the generalised Hill estimator adapted for right censoring and km the Kaplan-Meier estimator for the CDF evaluated in Zn−k,n. The value a is defined as
ak,n=σ^1/p^k
with σ^1 the ML estimate for σ1
and p^k the proportion of the k largest observations that is non-censored.
Returns
A list with following components: - k: Vector of the values of the tail parameter k.
P: Vector of the corresponding probability estimates, only returned for cProbGPD.
R: Vector of the corresponding estimates for the return period, only returned for cReturnGPD.
q: The used large quantile.
References
Einmahl, J.H.J., Fils-Villetard, A. and Guillou, A. (2008). "Statistics of Extremes Under Random Censoring." Bernoulli, 14, 207--227.