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• Modeling frequency and severity of claims with the zero-inflated generalized cluster-weighted models
• Range value-at-risk bounds for unimodal distributions under partial information
• Computing the exact distribution of a linear combination of generalized logistic random variables and its applications
• A new look at the inverse Gaussian distribution with applications to insurance and economic data
• Joint models for longitudinal counts and left-truncated time-to event data with applications to health insurance
• Dichotomous unimodal compound models: application to the distribution of insurance losses
• Composite models with underlying folded distributions
• Spatial Tweedie exponential dispersion models: an application to insurance rate-making
• LocalGLMnet: interpretable deep learning for tabular data
• COPULA REPRESENTATIONS FOR THE SUM OF DEPENDENT RISKS: MODELS AND COMPARISONS
• Boosting Insights in Insurance Tariff Plans with Tree-Based Machine Learning Methods
• Sequential estimation of an inverse Gaussian mean with known coefficient of variation
• The balance property in neural network modelling
• Generalised linear models for aggregate claims: to Tweedie or not?
• Penalized quasi-likelihood estimation of generalized Pareto regression -- consistent identification of risk factors for extreme losses
• Copula-based inference for bivariate survival data with left truncation and dependent censoring
• Constructing entity specific projected mortality table: adjustment to a reference
• Approximate Bayesian computations to fit and compare insurance loss models
• Actuarial measures, regression, and applications of exponentiated Fréchet loss distribution
• Extreme value estimation of the conditional risk premium in reinsurance
• Piecewise linear approximation of empirical distributions under a Wasserstein distance constraint
• Autocalibration and Tweedie-dominance for insurance pricing with machine learning
• Gamma mixture density networks and their application to modelling insurance claim amounts
• On automatic bias reduction for extreme expectile estimation
• Fitting insurance and economic data with outliers: a flexible approach based on finite mixtures of contaminated gamma distributions
• Goodness-of-fit procedures for compound distributions with an application to insurance
• Univariate and bivariate compound models based on random sum of variates with application to the insurance losses data
• Analysis of skewed data by using compound Poisson exponential distribution with applications to insurance claims

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