added Copula Bivariate Joe Functionality #385
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Description
This pull request adds a new copula class,
Joe
, to the Copulas library. TheJoe
copula is a popular copula function used in statistics and financial modeling. It is characterized by its ability to model positive dependence in the upper tails and negative dependence in the lower tails.The
Joe
copula is defined by its generator function and probability density function, which are implemented in this pull request. The generator function calculates the inverse of the copula's cumulative distribution function (CDF), while the probability density function computes the joint probability density of two random variables.This implementation follows the conventions and coding style of the Copulas library and includes detailed explanations of each method and its mathematical underpinnings. The
Joe
copula is a valuable addition to the library, providing users with a flexible tool for modeling various types of dependence structures in their data.Changes Made
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to thecopulas.bivariate
module.Joe
copula.Example Usage
Testing
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copula implementation.This pull request is ready for review and inclusion in the Copulas library. Thank you for considering this contribution.