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Cov[X, Y ]=

E[(X − µX)(Y − µY )]




E[XY ] − E[X]E[Y]

coefficient of variation

σ/µ

correlation coefficient

ρXY =Cov[X, Y ] / σXσY.

skewness

µ^3σ^3=E[(X − µ)^3]/σ^3



hazard rate function

h(x) = f(x)/S(x) = −d/dx (ln S(x)).

Kurtosis

=µ^4/σ^4=E[(X − µ)4]/σ^4 .





































 






Where n-k+1= the number of trials in TvaR and s^2 is the sample variance of Tvar














Where n-k+1= the number of trials in TvaR and s^2 is the sample variance of Tvar

Severity

Severity

Severity

Severity



 Must have at least 5 if grouping

Must have at least 5 if grouping

What distribution is given from a Beta where (a=b=1).

Uniform with a lower bound of 0 and an upper bound of theta.


Where Fn(x) consist of Fn(x) the time period before and the current time period.



Where Fn(x) consist of Fn(x) the time period before and the current time period.

Likelihood Ratio Test

The # DoF for the likelihood ratio test is the number of free parameters in the alternative modelminus the number of free parameters in the base model (null hypothesis).

 Where b is the width.

Where b is the width.



Partial Credibility

Partial Credibility





Where r is the # of groups and n is the # of exposures.

Where r is the # of groups and n is the # of years.



Where r is the # of groups and n is the # of exposures.

Where r is the # of groups and n is the # of years.

For incomplete data, with censoring or truncation.

For incomplete data, with censoring or truncation.

For complete data, without censoring or truncation.

For complete data, without censoring or truncation.

Where n is the number observed and nf is the number needed for full credibility.

Where n is the number observed and nf is the number needed for full credibility.

Pdf

Variance of the posterior distribution.


(Using Buhlmann approach)

Var=(1-z)*a

Variance of the predictive distribution.


(Using Buhlmann approach).

Var=(1-z)*a+v


And Y is the observed value of the sorted data.


And Y is the observed value of the sorted data.

General Formula

General Formula



General Formula

General Formula