Way back at # 74, Eli wrote: «One of the things that continuous distribution including those represented by extreme
value theory ignore, is that there are extreme values at which the thing they are representing breaks and the next values of the variable being observed are simply an infinite repeat of the last extreme value.
Way back at # 74, Eli said: «One of the things that continuous distribution including those represented by extreme
value theory ignore, is that there are extreme values at which the thing they are representing breaks and the next values of the variable being observed are simply an infinite repeat of the last extreme value.
One of the things that continuous distribution including those represented by extreme
value theory ignore, is that there are extreme values at which the thing they are representing breaks and the next values of the variable being observed are simply an infinite repeat of the last extreme value.
Not exact matches
Hedonistic and emotivistic
theories emphasize the necessity to locate intrinsic
value solely in subjective experience, though they tend to
ignore the divine experience in this connection.
Indeed, economic
theory ignores everything to which a monetary
value can not be assigned.
(Please
ignore the treatment of goodwill, advertising, R&D, you get the idea though...) To soften the blow on the income statement, changes in the
value of many balance sheet items don't get run through net income, but through accumulated other comprehensive income, so that income can reflect sustainable earnings power, in
theory.