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How to estimate mixture of two normal distributions? With limited data
When one normal used to capture the head of the real distribution and another the tail. … For stocks with huge data, that's representative of the real underlying distribution, we can use brute force methods and fit our model. …
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Example how to model stock price with Pareto distribution according to Mandelbrot and Taleb
To estimate price distribution from historical prices? Ideally with some scripts in Python, R, Java etc. …
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Why stock prices changes don't follow Pareto Distribution?
As far as I know the distribution should look like Power law distribution (Pareto distribution). With CDF being a line on log-log plot.
But the actual CDF is not looking like a line on log-log plot. … If it's not Pareto, what kind of Distribution could it be? …