Add to ORKGCredibility models are actuarial tools to distribute premiums fairly among a heterogeneous group of policyholders (henceforth called entities). More gen-erally, they can be seen as prediction methods applicable in any setting where repeated measures are made for subjects with different risk levels
The paper presents applications of credibility theory dealing with real life situations, and impleme...
In nonlife actuarial science, credibility models are one of the main methods of experience ratemakin...
The efficient use of available data to forecast future performance is one of the central concerns of...
Abstract: This survey of actuarial credibility theory traces its origins, describes its evolutionary...
Actuarial science is based on the use of financial and statistical models and depends on the practic...
Credibility theory in insurance is essentially a form of experience-rating that attempts to use the ...
In statistical inference, credibility theory achieves the compromise between the notions of stabilit...
Solvency II project places emphasis on the modelling and management of risks of the insurance compa...
In the minds of most statisticians there are (at least) two mutually exclusive approaches to data an...
We review the history of the practical development of credibility theory. Emphasis is placed on the ...
Abstract. In casualty insurance, actuaries usually resort to random effects to take unexplained hete...
"If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth." Mark 9:23 The casu...
Abstract. The paper presents the mathematical theory of some credi-bility models, involving complica...
Credibility theory is used widely in group health and casualty insurance. However, it is generally n...
Thus paper shows how credibil ity theory can be encompassed within the theory of Hierarchical Geneza...
The paper presents applications of credibility theory dealing with real life situations, and impleme...
In nonlife actuarial science, credibility models are one of the main methods of experience ratemakin...
The efficient use of available data to forecast future performance is one of the central concerns of...
Abstract: This survey of actuarial credibility theory traces its origins, describes its evolutionary...
Actuarial science is based on the use of financial and statistical models and depends on the practic...
Credibility theory in insurance is essentially a form of experience-rating that attempts to use the ...
In statistical inference, credibility theory achieves the compromise between the notions of stabilit...
Solvency II project places emphasis on the modelling and management of risks of the insurance compa...
In the minds of most statisticians there are (at least) two mutually exclusive approaches to data an...
We review the history of the practical development of credibility theory. Emphasis is placed on the ...
Abstract. In casualty insurance, actuaries usually resort to random effects to take unexplained hete...
"If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth." Mark 9:23 The casu...
Abstract. The paper presents the mathematical theory of some credi-bility models, involving complica...
Credibility theory is used widely in group health and casualty insurance. However, it is generally n...
Thus paper shows how credibil ity theory can be encompassed within the theory of Hierarchical Geneza...
The paper presents applications of credibility theory dealing with real life situations, and impleme...
In nonlife actuarial science, credibility models are one of the main methods of experience ratemakin...
The efficient use of available data to forecast future performance is one of the central concerns of...