Re: Fitting Multivariate Distributions
- From: "Greg Heath" <heath@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 5 May 2006 04:23:25 -0700
Mike Aguilar wrote:
Does anyone have advice on how to fit a t-copula?
For that matter, does anyone know how to fit a simple multivariate
(t) distribution via maximum likelihood?
The context of my project is Risk Management. I'm trying to fit a
t-copula for 10 assets. I can create the copula and generate the
random variates via Sklar's Thrm.
I can use the estimates for Kendall's tau to reduce my estimation
problem down to a single parameter - the degrees of freedom. I even
have the theoretical log likelihood function for the copula. But, I
have no idea how to estimate it.
Got to the CSSM archives in Google Groups and search on
"copula". If that doesn't help, expand the search to other
newsgroups like sci.stat.*.
Hope this helps.
Greg
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