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. 2010 Aug 30;97(4):825–838. doi: 10.1093/biomet/asq048

Table 3.

Coefficient estimates for the intercept and the four climate covariates for the hurricane data at upper quantiles, with 90% confidence intervals

Unconstrained Constrained
τ = 0.9 τ = 0.95 τ = 0.99 τ = 0.9 τ = 0.95 τ = 0.99
INT 109.15* (85.01, 133.29) 120.06* (88.26, 151.86) 134.65* (119.41, 149.89) 107.83* (84.56, 131.11) 117.95* (91.16, 144.74) 140.63* (121.44, 159.83)
NAO −5.03* (−9.91, −0.14) −0.95 (−6.38, 4.49) 1.43 (−1.58, 4.44) −4.93* (−9.61, −0.26) −3.06 (−8.04, 1.93) −3.06 (−6.54, 0.43)
SOI 5.74* (0.40, 11.09) 1.23 (−5.75, 8.21) −3.98* (−7.44, −0.51) 5.21* (0.02, 10.39) 3.32 (−2.62, 9.27) −2.80 (−7.10, 1.50)
SST 6.16* (1.34, 10.97) 4.19 (−1.65, 10.03) −0.73 (−3.52, 2.06) 5.17* (0.57, 9.77) 5.17* (0.12, 10.22) 3.21 (−0.48, 6.90)
SUN 3.48 (−1.21, 8.17) 1.95 (−2.60, 6.50) 6.19* (2.86, 9.52) 3.16 (−1.43, 7.75) 3.16 (−1.17, 7.49) 3.16 (−0.52, 6.84)

INT, intercept; NAO, North Atlantic Oscillation Index; SOI, Southern Oscillation Index; SST, Atlantic sea surface temperature; SUN, average sunspot number;

*,

statistically significant coefficients at α = 0.1.