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Modeling Hidden Exposures in Claim Severity Via the Em Algorithm
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Rempala, Grzegorz A.
, Derrig, Richard A.
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Algorithms
/ Automobile insurance
/ Insurance claims
/ Mathematical models
/ Risk exposure
/ Risk factors
/ Traffic accidents & safety
2005
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Modeling Hidden Exposures in Claim Severity Via the Em Algorithm
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Rempala, Grzegorz A.
, Derrig, Richard A.
in
Algorithms
/ Automobile insurance
/ Insurance claims
/ Mathematical models
/ Risk exposure
/ Risk factors
/ Traffic accidents & safety
2005
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Modeling Hidden Exposures in Claim Severity Via the Em Algorithm
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Modeling Hidden Exposures in Claim Severity Via the Em Algorithm
2005
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Overview
We consider the issue of modeling the latent or hidden exposure occurring through either incomplete data or an unobserved underlying risk factor. We use the celebrated expectationmaximization (EM) algorithm as a convenient tool in detecting latent (unobserved) risks in finite mixture models of claim severity and in problems where data imputation is needed. We provide examples of applicability of the methodology based on real-life auto injury claim data and compare, when possible, the accuracy of our methods with that of standard techniques. Sample data and an EM algorithm program are included to allow readers to experiment with the EM methodology themselves.
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Taylor & Francis Group,Taylor & Francis Ltd
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