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| Subject: | extreme value modeling questions |
| From: | "Praprut Songchitruksa" <praprut@purdue.edu> |
| Date: | Mon, 26 Apr 2004 02:15:42 -0500 |
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I have two questions
about extreme value modeling using S-Plus 6.1. I'm using the codes written by
Coles (2001).
1) The mle
estimation procedure doesn't converge sometimes due to singular hessian. I tried
to work around this by modifying the function "hess" to use "ginverse" instead
of "solve". I've found that it works fine but I don't know if it has any impact
on the results? Is there a better way to work around this?
2) I'm using a
bootstrap to get a standard error of a value which is a function of mle
from a GEV model. I block the data over time and then pick the block maxima to
fit the GEV. My data is time series. Can I bootstrap a selected set of block
maxima directly? If not, how can I bootstrap the entire sample without
destroying the serial correlation?
Thank you very
much.
Regards,
-Praprut
Transportation and
Infrastructure Systems
School of Civil
Engineering
Purdue
University
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