In this paper we study the accumulated claim in some fixed time period, skipping the classical assumption of mutual independence between the variables involved. Two basic models are considered: Model I assumes that any pair of claims are equally correlated which means that the corresponding square-integrable sequence is exchangeable one. Model 2 states that the correlations between the adjacent claims are the same. Recurrence and explicit expressions for the joint probability generating function are derived and the impact of the dependence parameter (correlation coefficient) in both models is examined. The Markov binomial distribution is obtained as a particular case under assumptions of Model 2. (C) 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
In an effort to incorporate the date of claims in risk prediction, Pinquet, Guill ́en & Bolanc ́e (2...
Dependencies among random numbers of summands in random sums or among summands have been widely stud...
We derive an expression for the joint distribution of exchangeable multinomial random variables, whi...
In this paper we study the accumulated claim in some fixed time period, skipping the classical assum...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In the classical collective model over a fixed time period of two insurance portfolios, we are inter...
In casualty insurance, actuaries usually resort to random effects to take unexplained heterogeneity ...
One basic problem in statistical sciences is to understand the relationships among multivariate outc...
Exchangeability of observations corresponds to a condition shared by the vast majority of applicatio...
In casualty insurance, actuaries usually resort to random effects to take unexplained heterogeneity ...
New models for panel data that consist of a generalization of the hurdle model are presented and are...
In an effort to incorporate the date of claims in risk prediction, Pinquet, Guill ́en & Bolanc ́e (2...
Dependencies among random numbers of summands in random sums or among summands have been widely stud...
We derive an expression for the joint distribution of exchangeable multinomial random variables, whi...
In this paper we study the accumulated claim in some fixed time period, skipping the classical assum...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In an insurance context, one is often interested in the distribution function of a sum of random var...
In the classical collective model over a fixed time period of two insurance portfolios, we are inter...
In casualty insurance, actuaries usually resort to random effects to take unexplained heterogeneity ...
One basic problem in statistical sciences is to understand the relationships among multivariate outc...
Exchangeability of observations corresponds to a condition shared by the vast majority of applicatio...
In casualty insurance, actuaries usually resort to random effects to take unexplained heterogeneity ...
New models for panel data that consist of a generalization of the hurdle model are presented and are...
In an effort to incorporate the date of claims in risk prediction, Pinquet, Guill ́en & Bolanc ́e (2...
Dependencies among random numbers of summands in random sums or among summands have been widely stud...
We derive an expression for the joint distribution of exchangeable multinomial random variables, whi...