Heavy-tailed RVs do some weird things that make them unintuitive. I should collect a list of what. See also densities and intensities, survival analysis, extreme value theory, risk management.
Also, should list the many diverse phenomena that are associated, e.g. fractals etc. 🏗
1 Incoming
2 References
Asmussen, Binswanger, and Højgaard. 2000. “Rare Events Simulation for Heavy-Tailed Distributions.” Bernoulli.
Asmussen, and Kroese. 2006. “Improved Algorithms for Rare Event Simulation with Heavy Tails.” Advances in Applied Probability.
Chatfield, Lempitsky, Vedaldi, et al. 2011. “The Devil Is in the Details: An Evaluation of Recent Feature Encoding Methods.”
Cirillo, and Taleb. 2020. “Tail Risk of Contagious Diseases.” Nature Physics.
Crane, Schweitzer, and Sornette. 2010. “Power Law Signature of Media Exposure in Human Response Waiting Time Distributions.” Physical Review E.
de S. Cavalcante, Oriá, Sornette, et al. 2013. “Predictability and Suppression of Extreme Events in a Chaotic System.” Physical Review Letters.
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Harvey, and Luati. 2014. “Filtering With Heavy Tails.” Journal of the American Statistical Association.
Lux, and Sornette. 2002. “On Rational Bubbles and Fat Tails.” Journal of Money, Credit and Banking.
Markovitch, and Krieger. 2002. “The Estimation of Heavy-Tailed Probability Density Functions, Their Mixtures and Quantiles.” Computer Networks.
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Sornette. 2003. “Critical Market Crashes.” Physics Reports.
———. 2009. “Dragon-Kings, Black Swans and the Prediction of Crises.” arXiv:0907.4290 [Physics].
Sornette, and Cauwels. 2015. “Managing Risk in a Creepy World.” Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions.
Stowell, Gill, and Clayton. 2016. “Detailed Temporal Structure of Communication Networks in Groups of Songbirds.” Journal of The Royal Society Interface.
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———. 2020. “On the Statistical Differences Between Binary Forecasts and Real-World Payoffs.” International Journal of Forecasting.
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Weitzman. 2011. “Fat-Tailed Uncertainty in the Economics of Catastrophic Climate Change.” Review of Environmental Economics and Policy.
Wheatley, Sovacool, and Sornette. 2017. “Of Disasters and Dragon Kings: A Statistical Analysis of Nuclear Power Incidents and Accidents.” Risk Analysis.
Zhou, and Sornette. 2002. “Statistical Significance of Periodicity and Log-Periodicity with Heavy-Tailed Correlated Noise.” International Journal of Modern Physics C.