8,819
Views
17
CrossRef citations to date
0
Altmetric
Theory and Methods

Nonparametric Estimation of Copula Regression Models With Discrete Outcomes

ORCID Icon, &
Pages 707-720 | Received 06 Aug 2017, Accepted 31 Oct 2018, Published online: 11 Apr 2019

Figures & data

Fig. 1 H1(s;X1) (solid curve) as a function of μ=X1β1 for Poisson GLM with the log link. Dashed curves: F1(k|X1), from left to right k=0,1,2,3,4,5,15, and 16. The curve of H1(s;X1) is composed of pieces from the curves of F1(k|X1),k=0,. Horizontal lines: s+ϵ,s, and sϵ.

Fig. 1 H1(s;X1) (solid curve) as a function of μ=X1′β1 for Poisson GLM with the log link. Dashed curves: F1(k|X1), from left to right k=0,1,2,3,4,5,15, and 16. The curve of H1(s;X1) is composed of pieces from the curves of F1(k|X1),k=0,…. Horizontal lines: s+ϵ,s, and s−ϵ.

Fig. 2 H1(s;X1) (solid curve) as a function of μ=X1β1 for logistic regression (left panel) and ordinal regression with 4 levels (right panel). Dashed curves for right panel: F1(k|X1), from left to right k = 0, 1, 2. Horizontal lines: s+ϵ,s,sϵ.

Fig. 2 H1(s;X1) (solid curve) as a function of μ=X1′β1 for logistic regression (left panel) and ordinal regression with 4 levels (right panel). Dashed curves for right panel: F1(k|X1), from left to right k = 0, 1, 2. Horizontal lines: s+ϵ,s,s−ϵ.

Fig. 3 Contour plots of the nonparametric estimator for Poisson outcomes under different scenarios with sample size 1000. The average of the estimator over 500 replications is given by the solid lines, while the dash-dot symbols give the corresponding 95% confidence interval for every other copula value, and the dashed lines give the underlying copulas.

Fig. 3 Contour plots of the nonparametric estimator for Poisson outcomes under different scenarios with sample size 1000. The average of the estimator over 500 replications is given by the solid lines, while the dash-dot symbols give the corresponding 95% confidence interval for every other copula value, and the dashed lines give the underlying copulas.

Fig. 4 Contour plots of fH(s,t;X)(s,t) for Poisson outcomes under different marginal mean levels.

Fig. 4 Contour plots of fH(s,t;X)(s,t) for Poisson outcomes under different marginal mean levels.

Fig. 5 Contour plots of the nonparametric estimator for Poisson outcomes under different scenarios with sample size 5000.

Fig. 5 Contour plots of the nonparametric estimator for Poisson outcomes under different scenarios with sample size 5000.

Table 1 ISE values for Poisson examples under different scenarios (multiplied by 1000).

Fig. 6 Left panel: contour plot of fH(s,t;X)(s,t) for binary outcomes. Right panel: contour plot of the nonparametric estimator for binary outcomes with sample size 5000.

Fig. 6 Left panel: contour plot of fH(s,t;X)(s,t) for binary outcomes. Right panel: contour plot of the nonparametric estimator for binary outcomes with sample size 5000.

Fig. 7 Contour plots of the empirical copula estimator (solid curve) with its confidence interval (dash-dot symbols) compared with the underlying copulas (dashed lines).

Fig. 7 Contour plots of the empirical copula estimator (solid curve) with its confidence interval (dash-dot symbols) compared with the underlying copulas (dashed lines).

Table 2 ISE of three-dimensional estimator for Poisson outcomes under high dependence with sample size 5000 (multiplied by 1000).

Table 3 Empirical numbers of observations.

Table 4 Description and summary statistics of covariates.

Table 5 Correlations between frequencies of claims.

Table 6 Marginal coefficients.

Fig. 8 Contour plot of the nonparametric estimator (solid) and its confidence intervals (dotted) compared with parametric copulas contours (dashed).

Fig. 8 Contour plot of the nonparametric estimator (solid) and its confidence intervals (dotted) compared with parametric copulas contours (dashed).

Table 7 Parameters from different parametric copulas.

Table 8 Distances d(Ĉ(·;β̂),C˜θ̂) of different parametric copulas (multiplied by 1000).

Fig. 9 Density plot of the distances (multiplied by 1000) of different parametric copulas.

Fig. 9 Density plot of the distances (multiplied by 1000) of different parametric copulas.
Supplemental material

Supplemental Material

Download PDF (887.1 KB)