On Higher Order Elicitability and Some Limit Theorems on the Poisson and Wiener Space
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Author(s)
Fissler, T
Type
Thesis
Abstract
This PhD thesis consists of two independent parts. The first one is dedicated to a thorough study of higher order elicitability whereas the second part is concerned with qualitative and quantitative limit theorems for Poisson and Gaussian functionals. It comprises a total number of four articles, three of them already published in peer-reviewed journals (Annals of Statistics, Risk Magazine, and ALEA), the fourth one in a preprint version.
The articles are accompanied by detailed additional material, primarily concerning questions of order-sensitivity, order-preservingness and convexity of strictly consistent scoring functions.
The articles are accompanied by detailed additional material, primarily concerning questions of order-sensitivity, order-preservingness and convexity of strictly consistent scoring functions.
Editor(s)
Ziegel, JF
Date Issued
2017-04-10
Citation
2017
Copyright Statement
© 2017 The Author
Identifier
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/t.fissler
Source
University of Bern
Subjects
Consistency
Decision Theory
Elicitability
Expected Shortfall
Point Forecasts
Propriety
Scoring Functions
Scoring Rules
Value at Risk
Backtesting
Order-Sensitivity
Convexity
Equivariance
Fourth moment theorem
Multiple stochastic integrals
Stein's Method
Malliavin Calculus
Wiener Chaos
Quantitative Limit Theorem