Finite Representation of Quantile Sets for Multivariate Data via Vector Linear Programming
Andreas L\"ohne, Benjamin Wei{\ss}ing

TL;DR
This paper introduces a method to compute multivariate empirical quantiles and Tukey depth regions using vector linear programming, extending univariate techniques to higher dimensions.
Contribution
It presents a novel approach that uses vector linear programming to efficiently compute multivariate quantiles and depth regions, bridging a gap in multivariate statistical analysis.
Findings
Multivariate quantiles can be obtained via vector linear programming.
The method simplifies computation of Tukey depth regions.
Provides a new computational framework for cone quantile sets.
Abstract
Empirical quantiles for finitely distributed univariate random variables can be obtained by solving a certain linear program. It is shown in this short note that multivariate empirical quantiles can be obtained in a very similar way by solving a vector linear program. This connection provides a new approach for computing Tukey depth regions and more general cone quantile sets.
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TopicsStatistical Methods and Inference · Bayesian Modeling and Causal Inference
