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Unrestricted conditional maximum likelihood estimation for a Fréchet regression model
Heavy-tailed response variables are routinely modeled as a function of covariates, but the asymptotic theory available for the resulting maximum likelihood estimators sidesteps certain technical difficulties by restricting the parameters to a compact set, which is not the natural parameter space. We
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