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The quantiles of a distribution refer to points on its cumulative distribution function. Some common quantiles are quartiles and percentiles.

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I am trying to perform a Monte-Carlo simulation on quantile regression using R. Currently I am getting stuck simulating the data from the model below. ...
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I am working on weighted quantile sum (WQS), and I know that the WQS index obtained represents the effect of the mixture on my outcome. In order to know which effect the mixture has on my outcome in ...
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The background Admission to certain schools depends on the results of two standardised tests. The scores range from 60 to 150 in each test. For each student, the average score across the two tests is ...
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Suppose a distribution function $F(\cdot)$ is continuous. For some $\tau \in (0, 1)$, the $\tau$th quantile is defined as $$ Q_\tau = \inf \{ x : F(x) \ge \tau \}. $$ For an i.i.d. sample $X_1, \dots, ...
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It’s confusing to understand how quartile values can actually be used to give insights into a dataset. Please assist with examples. I struggle to interpret the values in the context of providing ...
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The recent paper Addanki and Bhandari (2024) claims the median treatment effect (MTE) cannot be estimated for treatment and control groups in an observational study. The authors illustrate with an ...
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Suppose we have a non-negative random variable $X$ with a known kernel function $k$ for the density function (i.e., we know the density only up to a constant of proportionality). The quantile ...
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I want to forecast what next semester's finances may look like, regarding my campus job. I get paid bi-weekly, and have eight past data points: ...
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I could use some help interpreting DHARMa quantile plots. I understand that, ideally, the three quantile lines should be both horizontal and parallel and that deviations from this ideal could indicate ...
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For $N$ correlated Ornstein-Uhlenbeck processes, I want to find $N$ absorption boundaries, $\mathbf{A}\in\mathbb{R}^{N}$, such that expected value of the summed $N$ processes is maximized, while the ...
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My goal is to estimate the market beta (so exposure of an asset returns to market shocks) in quantiles : $Q_{r_i|r_M} = a_0(\tau) + \beta_i(\tau)r_M+\varepsilon_i(\tau)$ where $r_i$ are asset returns (...
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I use rmgarch package for DCC-GARCH model fitting and making forecasts (covariance matrix and MUs) of my portfolio based on it (one-step). So, I use ...
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I am working with a posterior distribution that I believe has essentially no mass outside the range of the data. When sampling values of my parameter, they seem to be always be constrained to live ...
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I am making calculations for a box and whisker chart in my database and want to validate results against Pandas results. I can't figure out why the ...
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If I have a dataset of $N$ values, and I want to fit a probability distribution to it, I would calculate the percentiles of the scores in the dataset. However, I am troubled by the number of ...
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