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Heba Soltan Mohamed1, Gauss M Cordeiro2, R Minkah3

  • 1Department of Statistics and Quantitative Methods, Faculty of Business Administration, Horus University, Damietta, Egypt.

Journal of applied statistics
|February 14, 2024
PubMed
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这项研究引入了保险索赔的新损失大小分布,改善了未来风险预测. 自动回归模型有效地估计了未来的预期索赔,帮助保险公司减轻损失.

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60E05 其他 其他 其他62E1010 它们是什么?62F10 它们是什么?62F15 一个很好的例子.62H05 它们是什么? 62H0562P0505 它们是什么?自动回归模型是一种自动回归模型.卡伦和弗雷的阴谋.索赔付款 索赔付款 索赔付款 索赔付款 索赔付款 索赔付款 索赔付款顺序的平均值-p.峰值超过随机值的峰值.风险分析 风险分析

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