The Asymptotic Distribution of Maxima of Independent and Identically Distributed Sums of Correlated or Non-Identical Gamma Random Variables and its Applications
Sheetal Kalyani, R. Karthik
Abstract
Sheetal Kalyani, R. Karthik
Abstract
In this paper, we show that the asymptotic probability density function (pdf) of the maxima of n independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) sums of independent non-identically (i.n.i.d.) distributed gamma random variables (RVs) is a Gumbel pdf using Extreme Value Theory (EVT). We will also show that the asymptotic pdf of the maxima of n i.i.d. sums of correlated gamma RVs is a Gumbel pdf. Some applications in wireless communication are discussed where the maxima of n i.i.d. sums of correlated gamma RVs and maxima of n i.i.d. sums of i.n.i.d. gamma RVs arise. We discuss the utility of our results in the context of these applications.
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In this paper, we show that the asymptotic probability density function (pdf) of the maxima of n independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) sums of independent non-identically (i.n.i.d.) distributed gamma random variables (RVs) is a Gumbel pdf using Extreme Value Theory (EVT). We will also show that the asymptotic pdf of the maxima of n i.i.d. sums of correlated gamma RVs is a Gumbel pdf. Some applications in wireless communication are discussed where the maxima of n i.i.d. sums of correlated gamma RVs and maxima of n i.i.d. sums of i.n.i.d. gamma RVs arise. We discuss the utility of our results in the context of these applications.
Key concepts: Gumbel distribution, Independent and identically distributed random variables, Maxima, Mathematics, Extreme value theory, Random variable, Probability density function, Context (archaeology)