1987
DOI: 10.1007/bf02809698
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KredibilitÄtsschÄtzungen für die Anzahl IBNR-SchÄden

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“…It is encouraging to notice that formulas in this limiting case correspond to those derived in WITTING (1987a). Likewise, as a -»0 we find Y dj + nij + irij dj + nij + mf and (1 -F(n))m}+ dj + mj'…”
Section: The Credibility Formulasupporting
confidence: 76%
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“…It is encouraging to notice that formulas in this limiting case correspond to those derived in WITTING (1987a). Likewise, as a -»0 we find Y dj + nij + irij dj + nij + mf and (1 -F(n))m}+ dj + mj'…”
Section: The Credibility Formulasupporting
confidence: 76%
“…It is generally assumed in all these models that the development is to some extent stable. In a number of papers (BUHLMANN, SCHN1EPER and STRAUB, 1980;D E VYLDER, 1982;NORBERG, 1986 andWITTING, 1987a) it has been explicitly laid down in the model assumptions that there is a fixed delay distribution common to all occurrence years.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…. , λ 2n such that the incremental loss ratios with respect to v satisfy Schmidt (1998), Bühlmann and Gisler (2005), or Wüthrich (2007). 49 The separation method is due to Verbeek (1972) and Taylor (1977).…”
Section: Calendar Year Effectsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…From the decision theoretic point of view adopted here, two-step modeling with a random parameter is just a way to obtain the structure of the first and second order moments of X, and there is no reason for replacing the true target quantity X 0 by its conditional expectation with respect to the random parameter. 17 See DeVylder (1982),Witting (1987),Hesselager and Witting (1988) andMack (1990Mack ( , 2002 as well asHess and Schmidt (2001) andRadtke and Schmidt (2004).…”
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confidence: 96%