rating_factors

<code>rating_factors()</code> is deprecated as of version 0.8.0. Use
<code>rating_table()</code> instead.

internal

Provides actuarial tools and building blocks for analysing,
modelling, refining, and validating insurance rating models. Designed to
support common GLM-based pricing tasks and the translation of statistical
model output into practical tariff structures. The package supports the
construction of insurance tariff classes using a data-driven approach, based
on the methodology of Antonio and Valdez
(2012) <doi:10.1007/s10182-011-0152-7>.

Martin Haringa

insurancerating

Actuarial Tools for Insurance Pricing Models

rating_factors function

<dl><dt>...</dt>
<dd>One or more fitted <code>glm</code> objects, including models returned by
<code>refit()</code>. Object expressions are used to construct the dynamic estimate
column names.</dd>
<dt>model_data</dt>
<dd>Optional data frame used to fit the models. If <code>NULL</code>,
the function tries to use <code>model$data</code> for each supplied model.</dd>
<dt>exposure</dt>
<dd>Logical or character string. If <code>TRUE</code>, exposure is added
if it can be inferred from the model. If <code>FALSE</code>, no exposure is added.
If a character string is supplied, it is interpreted as the exposure column
name.</dd>
<dt>exposure_name</dt>
<dd>Deprecated. Use <code>exposure_output</code> in <code>rating_table()</code>
instead.</dd>
<dt>signif_stars</dt>
<dd>Deprecated. Use <code>significance</code> in <code>rating_table()</code>
instead.</dd>
<dt>exponentiate</dt>
<dd>Logical. If <code>TRUE</code>, coefficients are
exponentiated and shown as relativities. If <code>FALSE</code>, coefficients are shown
on the model scale.</dd>
<dt>round_exposure</dt>
<dd>Non-negative number of digits used to round exposure.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Deprecated alias for rating_table() — rating_factors

<dl>

<dt>...</dt>
<dd>One or more fitted <code>glm</code> objects, including models returned by
<code>refit()</code>. Object expressions are used to construct the dynamic estimate
column names.</dd>


<dt>model_data</dt>
<dd>Optional data frame used to fit the models. If <code>NULL</code>,
the function tries to use <code>model$data</code> for each supplied model.</dd>


<dt>exposure</dt>
<dd>Logical or character string. If <code>TRUE</code>, exposure is added
if it can be inferred from the model. If <code>FALSE</code>, no exposure is added.
If a character string is supplied, it is interpreted as the exposure column
name.</dd>


<dt>exposure_name</dt>
<dd>Deprecated. Use <code>exposure_output</code> in <code>rating_table()</code>
instead.</dd>


<dt>signif_stars</dt>
<dd>Deprecated. Use <code>significance</code> in <code>rating_table()</code>
instead.</dd>


<dt>exponentiate</dt>
<dd>Logical. If <code>TRUE</code>, coefficients are
exponentiated and shown as relativities. If <code>FALSE</code>, coefficients are shown
on the model scale.</dd>


<dt>round_exposure</dt>
<dd>Non-negative number of digits used to round exposure.</dd>

</dl>

rating_factors: Deprecated alias for `rating_table()`

Description

Usage

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Arguments