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1 Stable distributions
Sample of size N=10^4

200 400 600 800 1000
Order statistics

50000
100000
Order statistics

Order statistics
Figure 1.5: Plots of the Hill statistics <^n,k vs. the maximum order statistic
k for 1.8-stable samples of size N = 104 (top panel) and N = 106
(left and right panels). Red horizontal lines represent the true value
of α. For better exposition, the right panel is a magnification of
the left panel for small k. A close estimate is obtained only for
k = 500,..., 1300 (i.e. for k < 0.13% of sample size).
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