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Modelling the Claims Process in the Presence of Covariates

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Abstract An overview of the potential of Generalized Linear Models as a means of modelling the salient features of the claims process in the presence of rating factors is presented. Specific attention is focused on the rich variety of modelling distributions which can be implemented in this context.

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