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SUMMARY:LHAUT Stéphane (CREST) "Wasserstein–Aitchison GAN for angular measures of multivariate extremes"
DESCRIPTION:Actuariat et Risque Contemporains\nTime : 10H\nDate : 4th  December 2025 \nRoom 3001 \n  \nLHAUT Stéphane (CREST) “Wasserstein–Aitchison GAN for angular measures of multivariate extremes” \nAbstract: Economically responsible mitigation of multivariate extreme risks—extreme rainfall in a large area\, huge variations of many stock prices\, widespread breakdowns in transportation systems—requires estimates of the probabilities that such risks will materialize in the future. This paper develops a new method\, Wasserstein–Aitchison Generative Adversarial Networks (WA-GAN) to\, which provides simulated values of d-dimensional multivariate extreme events and which can hence be used to give estimates of such probabilities. The main hypothesis is that\, after transforming the observations to the unit-Pareto scale\, their distribution is regularly varying in the sense that the distributions of their radial and angular components (with respect to the L1-norm) converge and become asymptotically independent as the radius gets large. The method is a combination of standard extreme value analysis modeling of the tails of the marginal distributions with nonparametric GAN modeling of the angular distribution. For the latter\, the angular values are transformed to Aitchison\ncoordinates in a full (d−1)-dimensional linear space\, and a Wasserstein GAN is trained on these coordinates and used to generate new values. A reverse transformation is then applied to these values and gives simulated values on the original data scale. Our method is applied to simulated data and to a financial data set from the Kenneth French Data Library. The method shows good performance compared to other existing methods in the literature\, both in terms of capturing the dependence structure of the extremes in the data and in generating accurate new extremes.\n \nOrganisateurs : Hillairet Caroline\, Olivier Lopez \n  \n
URL:https://crest.science/event/lhaut-stephane-crest-wasserstein-aitchison-gan-for-angular-measures-of-multivariate-extremes/
CATEGORIES:Actuariat et Risques Contemporains,Seminars
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