Abstract

Let (Xi:n, Y[i:n]), 1≤i≤n, denote the n pairs obtained by ordering a random sample of size n from an absolutely continuous bivariate population on the basis of X sample values. Here Y[i:n] is called the concomitant of the ith order statistic. For 1≤k≤n, let V1=max{{Y[n-k+1:n],...,Y[n:n]} and V2=max{Y[1:n],...,Y[n-k:n]}. In this paper, we discuss the finite-sample and asymptotic joint distribution of (V1,V2). The asymptotic results are obtained when k=[np], 0<p<1, and when k is held fixed, as n→∞. We apply our results to the bivariate normal population and indicate how they can be used to determine k such that V1 is close to Yn:n, the maximum of the values of Y in the sample.

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