Extreme Value Theory in Engineering

Extreme Value Theory in Engineering
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DOI:
10.1080/00401706.1990.10484615
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发表时间:
1990-02
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影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
J. Angus
J. Angus
中科院分区:
工程技术3区
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This book deals with the probabilistic and statistical aspects of extremes. Specilically. let {X,,. n 2 I} be a sequence of random variables and let X,,/5 X1,, 5 “’5 X,,,, be the ordered values from X,., X,,. The random variable X,,, is referred to as the rth smallest value. and X,,,,,,, is referred to as the rth largest value. The distribution theory and statistical aspects of the extremes X,,, and X,,,, with emphasis on applications are the main foci of this book. The level of presentation assumes that readers have mastered a senior-level course in probability and statistics and makes no attempt to provide remediation in this area. The presentation avoids complicated proofs of results contained in more theoretical treatises. placing more emphasis on the application of these results to various problems in engineering disciplines (mainly structural, civil, and materials). This book does not compete with those of Galambos (1978). Leadbetter, Lindgren. and Rootzen (1983). or Resnick (1987), and it could not exist successfully without them. Instead, it intends to make the theory presented in those books accessible to a broad readership concerned with applications. With this goal. the author has done an excellent job of gleaning [mostly from Galambos (1978) and to a lesser extent from Leadbetter et al.(lYS3)] the theoretical results most important in engineering applications for the book. As a textbook. it has the disadvantage of having no exercises. The numerous examples, I2 sets of real-life data, and computer codes in an appendix would allow the professor many possibilities for assignments and projects for students, however. Overall, this book provides a valuable contribution to the engineering and appliedstatistics literature by making the application of the theory of extremes accessible to beginning graduate and advanced undergraduate engineering students as well as to working engineers and statisticians.