Predict the loss amount for insurance policies using the historical trends and features?
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Anyone who has worked with insurance policy datasets, please guide me to an appropriate dataset for this problem .
Also, what is this 'loss amount' and what model will be appropriate for it?
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Anyone who has worked with insurance policy datasets, please guide me to an appropriate dataset for this problem .
Also, what is this 'loss amount' and what model will be appropriate for it?
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 4:53
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Anyone who has worked with insurance policy datasets, please guide me to an appropriate dataset for this problem .
Also, what is this 'loss amount' and what model will be appropriate for it?
machine-learning python predictive-modeling machine-learning-model finance
asked Dec 29 '18 at 4:53
Faraz Gerrard JamalFaraz Gerrard Jamal
1656
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Anyone who has worked with insurance policy datasets, please guide me to an appropriate dataset for this problem .
Also, what is this 'loss amount' and what model will be appropriate for it?
machine-learning python predictive-modeling machine-learning-model finance
machine-learning python predictive-modeling machine-learning-model finance
asked Dec 29 '18 at 4:53
Faraz Gerrard JamalFaraz Gerrard Jamal
1656
asked Dec 29 '18 at 4:53
Faraz Gerrard JamalFaraz Gerrard Jamal
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 4:53
Faraz Gerrard JamalFaraz Gerrard Jamal
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 4:53
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 4:53
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Loss amount - "In insurance. The diminution, destruction, or defeat of the value of, or of the charge upon, the insured subject to the assured, by the direct consequence of the operation of the risk insured against, according to its value in the policy, or in contribution, for loss, so far as its value is covered by the insurance" (not exactly my area of expertise).
If you are looking for "insurance policy datasets", you can try the following link:
insurance data on data.world
You would probably need some regression model, but you are not providing enough information for more specific answer.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 8:23
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Loss amount - "In insurance. The diminution, destruction, or defeat of the value of, or of the charge upon, the insured subject to the assured, by the direct consequence of the operation of the risk insured against, according to its value in the policy, or in contribution, for loss, so far as its value is covered by the insurance" (not exactly my area of expertise).
If you are looking for "insurance policy datasets", you can try the following link:
insurance data on data.world
You would probably need some regression model, but you are not providing enough information for more specific answer.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 8:23
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Loss amount - "In insurance. The diminution, destruction, or defeat of the value of, or of the charge upon, the insured subject to the assured, by the direct consequence of the operation of the risk insured against, according to its value in the policy, or in contribution, for loss, so far as its value is covered by the insurance" (not exactly my area of expertise).
If you are looking for "insurance policy datasets", you can try the following link:
insurance data on data.world
You would probably need some regression model, but you are not providing enough information for more specific answer.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 8:23
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Loss amount - "In insurance. The diminution, destruction, or defeat of the value of, or of the charge upon, the insured subject to the assured, by the direct consequence of the operation of the risk insured against, according to its value in the policy, or in contribution, for loss, so far as its value is covered by the insurance" (not exactly my area of expertise).
If you are looking for "insurance policy datasets", you can try the following link:
insurance data on data.world
You would probably need some regression model, but you are not providing enough information for more specific answer.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 8:23
Mark.FMark.F
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Loss amount - "In insurance. The diminution, destruction, or defeat of the value of, or of the charge upon, the insured subject to the assured, by the direct consequence of the operation of the risk insured against, according to its value in the policy, or in contribution, for loss, so far as its value is covered by the insurance" (not exactly my area of expertise).
If you are looking for "insurance policy datasets", you can try the following link:
insurance data on data.world
You would probably need some regression model, but you are not providing enough information for more specific answer.
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