• Li Deyuan

    Professor

    Statistics and Data Science

    Add: Guoshun Road Siyuan Building Room 736, Siyuan Building

    Tel: 25011216(TEL)

    E-mail: deyuanli@fudan.edu.cn

    Research Field: Statistics of Extremes, Risk Management, Distributed Inference, Quantile Regression

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    Academic Posts

    2023.04—,Vice Director General/Standing Director,Education Statistics and Management Branch, Chinese Association for Applied Statistics

    Academic Conferences

    2023.086th International Conference on Econometrics and StatisticsTokyo, Japan

    2023.0613th conference on Extreme Value Analysis, Probabilistic and Statistical Models and their ApplicationsMilan, Italy


    Journal Papers


    1.Qingzhao Zhong, Jingyu Ji, Liujun Chen, Yanxi Hou, and Deyuan Li2025Inference for a two-step joint model of extreme quantile and expected shortfall regressionStatistica Sinica forcoming 1-41.  



    2.Zhaowen Wang, Liujun Chen, and Deyuan Li2025Tail gini functional under asymptotic independenceStatistica Sinica forthcoming 1-36.  



    3.Liujun Chen, Deyuan Li, and Chen Zhou2025Distributed inference for tail risksStatistica Sinica forthcoming 1-41.  



    4.Yongxin Li, Liujun Chen, Deyuan Li, and Hansheng Wang2024Estimating extreme value index by subsampling for massive datasets with heavy-tailed distributionsStatistics and Its Interface 17(4) 605-622.  



    5.Jingyu Ji, Deyuan Li, and Zhengjun Zhang2023Decoupling systemic risk into endopathic and exopathic competing risks through autoregressive conditional accelerated fréchet modelStatistica Sinica forthcoming 1-58.  



    6.Liujun Chen, Deyuan Li, and Chen Zhou2022Adapting the Hill estimator to distributed inference: dealing with the biasExtremes 25 389–416.  



    7.Wen Xu, Yanxi Hou, and Deyuan Li2022Prediction of extremal expectile based on regression models with heteroscedastic extremesJournal of Business and Economic Statistics 40(2) 522-536.  



    8.Wen Xu, Huixia Judy Wang, and Deyuan Li2022Extreme quantile estimation based on the tail single-index modelStatistica Sinica 32(2) 893-914.  



    9.Liujun Chen, Deyuan Li, and Chen Zhou2022Distributed inference for the extreme value indexBiometrika 109(1) 257–264.  



    10.Jingyu Ji and Deyuan Li2021Application of autoregressive tail-index model to China's stock marketStatistical Theory and Related Fields 5(1) 31-34.  



    11.Yanxi Hou, Deyuan Li, Aiai Liu, and Liang Peng2020Jackknife empirical likelihood test for the equality of degrees of freedom in t-copulasScience China Mathematics 63(4) 789-822.  



    12.Deyuan Li and Huixia Judy Wang2019Extreme quantile estimation for autoregressive modelsJournal of Business & Economic Statistics 37(4) 661-670.  



    13.Qing Liu, Chen Ling, Deyuan Li, and Liang Peng2019Bias-corrected inference for a modified lee-carter mortality modelAstin Bulletin 49(2) 433-455.  



    14.Chenxue Li, Deyuan Li, and Liang Peng2017Uniform test for predictive regression with AR errorsJournal of Business and Economic Statistics 35(1) 29-39.  



    15.Xavier Gabaix, David Laibson, Deyuan Li, Hongyi Li, Sidney Resnick, and Casper G.de Vries2016The impact of competition on prices with numerous firmsJournal of Economic Theory 165 1-24.  



    16.Jürg Hüsler, Deyuan Li, and Mathias Raschke2016Extreme value index estimator using maximum likelihood and moment estimationCommunications in Statistics - Theory and Methods 45(12) 3625-3636.  



    17.Jonathan Hill, Deyuan Li, and Liang Peng2016Uniform interval estimation for AN AR(1) process with ar errorsStatistica Sinica 26(1) 119-136.  



    18.Deyuan Li, N. H. Chan, and L. Peng2014Empirical likelihood test for causality of bivariate ar(1) processesEconometric Theory 30(2) 357-371.  



    19.Ngai Hang Chan, Deyuan Li, Liang Peng, and Rongmao Zhang2013Tail index of an ar(1) model With arch(1) errorsEconometric Theory 29(5) 920-940.  



    20.Huixia Judy Wang and Deyuan Li2013Estimation of extreme conditional quantiles through power transformationJournal of the American Statistical Association 108(503) 1062-1074.  



    21.Qingzhao Zhang, Deyuan Li, and Hansheng Wang2013A note on tail dependence regressionJournal of Multivariate Analysis 120 163-172.  



    22.Huixia Judy Wang, Deyuan Li, and Xuming He2012Estimation of high conditional quantiles for heavy-tailed distributionsJournal of the American Statistical Association 107(500) 1453-1464.  



    23.Ngai Hang Chan, Deyuan Li, and Liang Peng2012Toward a unified interval estimation of autoregressionsEconometric Theory 28(3) 705-717.  



    24.Li, Deyuan, Liang Peng, and Xinping Xu2011Bias reduction for endpoint estimationExtrems 14(4) 393-412.  



    25.Li, Deyuan, Liang Peng, and Yongcheng Qi2011Empirical likelihood confidence intervals for the endpoint of a distribution functionTest 20(2) 353-366.  



    26.JÜrg HÜsler, Deyuan Li, and Mathias Raschke2011Estimation for the generalized pareto distribution using maximum likelihood and goodness of fitCommunications in Statistics - Theory and Methods 40(14) 2500-2510.  



    27.Deyuan Li, Liang Peng, Jingping Yang2010Bias Reduction for High QuantilesJournal of Statistical Planning and Inference vol.140(9) 2433-2441.  



    28.Alexandru V. Asimit, Deyuan Li, Liang Peng2010Pitfalls in Using Weibull Tailed DistributionsJournal of Statistical Planning and Inference vol.140(7) 2018-2024.  



    29.Deyuan Li, Liang Peng2010Comparing Extreme Models when the Sign of the Extreme Value Index is KnownStatistics and Probability Letters vol.80(7-8) 739-746.  



    30.Deyuan Li, Liang Peng2009Does Bias Reduction with External Estimator of Second Order Parameter Work for Endpoint?Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference Vol.139(6) 1937-1952.  



    31.Deyuan Li, Liang Peng2009Goodness-of-fit Test for Tail Copulas Modeled by Elliptical CopulasStatistics and Probability Letters Vol.79(8) 1097-1104.  



    32.Jürg Hüsler, Deyuan Li2009Testing Asymptotic Independence in Bivariate ExtremesJournal of Statistical Planning and Inference Vol.139(3) 990-998.  



    33.Deyuan Li2008On the Probability of Being MaximalAustralian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics Vol.50(4) 381-394.  



    34.Jürg Hüsler · Deyuan Li2008Weak Convergence of the Empirical Mean Excess Process with Application to Estimate the Negative Tail IndexMethodol Comput Appl Probab vol.10 577-593.  



    35.M. Isabel Barão, Laurens de Haan, Deyuan Li2007Comparison of Estimators in Multivariate EVTInternational Journal of Statistics and Systems vol.2(1) 75-91.  



    36.John H.J.Einmahl, Laurens De Haan, and Deyuan Li2006Weighted approximations of tail copula processes with application to testing the bivariate extreme value conditionThe Annals of Statistics 34(4) 1987-2014.  



    37.Jürg Hüsler, Deyuan Li2006Tail Approximations to the Density Function in EVTExtremes Vol.9(2) 131-149.  



    38.Jurg Husler, Deyuan Li, Samuel Muller2006Weighted least squares estimation of the extreme value indexSTATISTICS&PROBABILITY LETTERS vol.76 920-930.  



    39.Jurg Husler, Deyuan Li2006On testing extreme value conditionsExtremes vol.9 69-86.  



    40.Holger Drees, Laurens de Haan, Deyuan Li2006Approximations to the tail empirical distribution function with application to testing extreme value conditionsjournal of statistical planning and inference Vol.136 3498-3538.  



    41.Holger Drees, Laurens de Haan, Deyuan Li2003On large deviation for extremesSTATISTICS & PROBABILITY LETTERS vol.64(1) 51-62.  



    42.LAURENS DE HAAN(ROTTERDAM), DEYUAN LI(ROTTERDAM), LIANG PENG(ATLANTA, GEORGIA), HELENA IGLESIAS PEREIRA(LISBOA)2002ALTERNATIVE CONDITIONS FOR ATTRACTION TO STABLE VECTORSPROBABILITY AND MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS Vol.22 303-317.  


    Academic Works

    Deyuan Li2005On Extreme Value Approximation to Tails of Distribution FunctionsThela Thesis, . 

    Translated Works

    Zhiguo Xiao, Deyuan Li, Guoyou Qin, and Zhongyi ZhuCausal Inference in Statistics, Social, and Biomedical Sciences: An Introduction,Shanghai,Gezhi Publishing House, Shanghai Sanlian Bookstore, Shanghai People's Publishing House,2025.07 (in Chinese)

    Research Projects

    2025.01—2028.12Principal InvestigatorResearch on Statistics for Extremes Based on Privacy ProtectionNational Natural Science Foundation of China

    2021.12—2022.02Principal InvestigatorRisk Measurement Models Optimization ProjectShanghai Customs Dsitrict P.R. China

    2020.01—2023.12Principal InvestigatorResearch on Statistics of Extremes for Distributed Data and High-Dimensional DataNational Natural Science Foundation of China

    2019.12—2020.05Principal InvestigatorRisk Measurement Models Procurement ProjectDepartment of Risk Management, General Administration of Customs, P.R. China

    2016.01—2020.12MemberPrecision Targeting of Ads in E-Commerce and Managerial StrategiesNational Natural Science Foundation of China

    2016.01—2020.04Principal InvestigatorExtremal Quantiles Based on Quantile Regression for Dependent Data and Its ApplicationNational Natural Science Foundation of China

    2012.01—2015.12Principal InvestigatorRegression Model in Spatial Extremes and its ApplicationNational Natural Science Foundation of China

    2010.01—2012.12MemberInfluence Function Based Empirical Likelihood Methods in Semi-parametric ModelsNational Natural Science Foundation of China

    2010.01—2011.12Principal InvestigatorBias Reduction for High Quantile EstimationScientific Research Foundation for the Returned Overseas Chinese Scholars, State Education Ministry

    2009.01—2011.12Principal InvestigatorBias Reduction for Right Endpoint Estimation and Empirical Likelihood EstimationNational Natural Science Foundation of China

    2008.12—2009.12Principal InvestigatorStatistics of ExtremesFudan University


    Academic Posts

    2023.04—,Vice Director General/Standing Director,Education Statistics and Management Branch, Chinese Association for Applied Statistics

    Academic Conferences

    2023.086th International Conference on Econometrics and StatisticsTokyo, Japan

    2023.0613th conference on Extreme Value Analysis, Probabilistic and Statistical Models and their ApplicationsMilan, Italy