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Projection

成份

uncertain

友好

Miho Suto,Keiko Kasamatsu,Takeo Ainoyaquantity whose ultimate value will be affected by a number of factors: the individual characteristics of the insured, the characteristics of a larger group to which the insured belongs, external factors (mostly economic quantities), and the random nature of the insured event. Recognizing that no amo

Audiometry

后退

褪色

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Crumple

分离

公司

Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencel form, but unknown parameters. Of interest is the value of a future observation whose distribution also depends on these parameters. Of course, this is the traditional actuarial problem. The observations are the benefits paid in the past to policyholders and we desire to predict the payments that will be made in the future.