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Bridging Extremes: The Invertible Bimodal Gumbel Distribution
Cira G Otiniano1, Eduarda B Silva1, Raul Y Matsushita1
1Department of Statistics, University of Brasília, Brasília 70910-900, Brazil.
Abstract:
This paper introduces a novel three-parameter invertible bimodal Gumbel distribution, addressing the need for a versatile statistical tool capable of simultaneously modeling maximum and minimum extremes in various fields such as hydrology, meteorology, finance, and insurance. Unlike previous bimodal Gumbel distributions available in the literature, our proposed model features a simple closed-form cumulative distribution function, enhancing its computational attractiveness and applicability. This paper elucidates the behavior and advantages of the invertible bimodal Gumbel distribution through detailed mathematical formulations, graphical illustrations, and exploration of distributional characteristics. We illustrate using financial data to estimate Value at Risk (VaR) from our suggested model, considering maximum and minimum blocks simultaneously.
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