Introduces separable and essentially separable graphs as a broad class for mixed graphical models, provides multiple characterizations of the graphs and their separation equivalence, and develops an identification algorithm for equivalence classes.
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Empirical plant-animal network data and generalized Lotka-Volterra simulations identify SWAPS interaction distributions as a community signature that requires taxonomic constraints, multiple interaction types, and accompanies elevated diversity and complexity.
Introduces PATP, a signed-parity fractional-power polynomial family controlled by continuous alpha in [0,1], and derives closed-form variance-reduction coefficient g_2(alpha) for the S=2 case.
Excessively long blocks lower asymptotic relative efficiency in the block-maxima method, and new likelihood and diagnostic procedures are proposed to check whether a chosen length is adequate under rounding or censoring.
Review and simulation comparison of more than 40 threshold selection procedures for univariate extreme value analysis, with application to daily rainfall data.
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Characterizing and Identifying Separable Graphical Models
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Skewed weak and Pareto-tailed strong interactions accompany community diversity and complexity
Empirical plant-animal network data and generalized Lotka-Volterra simulations identify SWAPS interaction distributions as a community signature that requires taxonomic constraints, multiple interaction types, and accompanies elevated diversity and complexity.
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Parametrically Adaptive Transition Polynomial: a Signed-Parity Continuous-alpha Extension of Kunchenko Stochastic Polynomials
Introduces PATP, a signed-parity fractional-power polynomial family controlled by continuous alpha in [0,1], and derives closed-form variance-reduction coefficient g_2(alpha) for the S=2 case.
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How long should a block be?
Excessively long blocks lower asymptotic relative efficiency in the block-maxima method, and new likelihood and diagnostic procedures are proposed to check whether a chosen length is adequate under rounding or censoring.
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Choosing the threshold in extreme value analysis
Review and simulation comparison of more than 40 threshold selection procedures for univariate extreme value analysis, with application to daily rainfall data.