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This paper innovatively generalizes Taylors law to dependent, heterogeneous, heavy-tailed data, extending its applicability to infinite mean/variance distributions and network structures. Employing Karamatas theorem and a probabilistic approach, it offers novel insights for Quantitative Risk Management, making it compelling for modeling extreme events and financial data with dependencies.
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This paper innovatively generalizes Taylors law to dependent, heterogeneous, heavy-tailed data, extending its applicability to infinite mean/variance distributions and network structures. Employing Karamatas theorem and a probabilistic approach, it offers novel insights for Quantitative Risk Management, making it compelling for modeling extreme events and financial data with dependencies.
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