Statistical methods that shrink parameters towards zero can produce lower predictive variance than does maximum likelihood. This paper discusses an approach to doing this for age-period-cohort models, and applies it to fitting opioid mortality rates with a generalization of the Lee-Carter model including cohorts. Bayesian parameter shrinkage has some practical advantages over classical versions
Age-Period-Cohort (“APC”) models have been criticised on a number of grounds. One area of concern i...
The purpose of this research was to use Bayesian statistics to develop flexible mortality models tha...
The ability to produce accurate mortality forecasts, accompanied by a set of representative uncertai...
Opioid mortality rates have been increasing sharply, but not uniformly by age. Peak ages have recent...
Opioid mortality rates have been increasing sharply, but not uniformly by age. Peak ages have recent...
Age-period-cohort models used in life and general insurance can be over-parameterized, and actuaries...
Age-period-cohort models used in life and general insurance can be overparameterized, and actuaries ...
Parameter shrinkage is known to reduce fitting and prediction errors in linear models. When the vari...
Actuaries use age-period-cohort (APC) models for mortality modeling and general insurance loss reser...
Parameter shrinkage applied optimally can always reduce error and projection variances from those of...
Age, Period, and Cohort (APC) models have been applied to analyze disease incidence or mortality rat...
This Population Council working paper has two objectives: (1) to test a new version of the logistic ...
Extrapolative methods like Lee-Carter and its later variants are widely accepted for forecasting mor...
This Population Council working paper has two objectives: (1) to test a new version of the logistic ...
Age\u2013period\u2013cohort (APC) analyses are a family of statistical techniques to study temporal ...
Age-Period-Cohort (“APC”) models have been criticised on a number of grounds. One area of concern i...
The purpose of this research was to use Bayesian statistics to develop flexible mortality models tha...
The ability to produce accurate mortality forecasts, accompanied by a set of representative uncertai...
Opioid mortality rates have been increasing sharply, but not uniformly by age. Peak ages have recent...
Opioid mortality rates have been increasing sharply, but not uniformly by age. Peak ages have recent...
Age-period-cohort models used in life and general insurance can be over-parameterized, and actuaries...
Age-period-cohort models used in life and general insurance can be overparameterized, and actuaries ...
Parameter shrinkage is known to reduce fitting and prediction errors in linear models. When the vari...
Actuaries use age-period-cohort (APC) models for mortality modeling and general insurance loss reser...
Parameter shrinkage applied optimally can always reduce error and projection variances from those of...
Age, Period, and Cohort (APC) models have been applied to analyze disease incidence or mortality rat...
This Population Council working paper has two objectives: (1) to test a new version of the logistic ...
Extrapolative methods like Lee-Carter and its later variants are widely accepted for forecasting mor...
This Population Council working paper has two objectives: (1) to test a new version of the logistic ...
Age\u2013period\u2013cohort (APC) analyses are a family of statistical techniques to study temporal ...
Age-Period-Cohort (“APC”) models have been criticised on a number of grounds. One area of concern i...
The purpose of this research was to use Bayesian statistics to develop flexible mortality models tha...
The ability to produce accurate mortality forecasts, accompanied by a set of representative uncertai...