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2007 Apr 23
0
New version of actuar
...d by
means of a formula object and data is extracted from a matrix or
data frame. There are special methods of print(), summary() for
objects of class "cm". Credibility premiums are computed using a
method of predict(); see below.
For simple B?hlmann and B?hlmann-Straub models, bstraub() remains
simpler to use and faster.
o Function bstraub() now returns an object of class "bstraub" for
which there exist print and summary methods. The function no longer
computes the credibility premiums; see the "Deprecated,
defunct or no backward compatibility" below...
2007 Apr 23
0
New version of actuar
...d by
means of a formula object and data is extracted from a matrix or
data frame. There are special methods of print(), summary() for
objects of class "cm". Credibility premiums are computed using a
method of predict(); see below.
For simple B?hlmann and B?hlmann-Straub models, bstraub() remains
simpler to use and faster.
o Function bstraub() now returns an object of class "bstraub" for
which there exist print and summary methods. The function no longer
computes the credibility premiums; see the "Deprecated,
defunct or no backward compatibility" below...
2008 Sep 15
0
New version of actuar
...regression models in cm() has changed: one should
now provide the regression model as a formula and the regressors
in a separate matrix or data frame.
o Due to above change, predict.cm() now expects 'newdata' to be a
data frame as for stats:::predict.lm().
o Function bstraub() is no longer exported. Users are expected to
use cm() as interface instead.
BUG FIXES
o Functions r<foo>() are now more consistent in warning when NA's
(specifically NaN's) are generated (as per the change in R 2.7.0).
o frequency.portfolio was wrongly counting NA...
2008 Sep 15
0
New version of actuar
...regression models in cm() has changed: one should
now provide the regression model as a formula and the regressors
in a separate matrix or data frame.
o Due to above change, predict.cm() now expects 'newdata' to be a
data frame as for stats:::predict.lm().
o Function bstraub() is no longer exported. Users are expected to
use cm() as interface instead.
BUG FIXES
o Functions r<foo>() are now more consistent in warning when NA's
(specifically NaN's) are generated (as per the change in R 2.7.0).
o frequency.portfolio was wrongly counting NA...
2007 Nov 16
0
New version of actuar
...uitive. The fix has
no effect when using the default weights.
o The empirical step function returned by the "recursive" and
"convolution" methods of aggregateDist() now correctly returns 1
when evaluated past its largest knot.
DEPRECATED
o Direct usage of bstraub() is now deprecated in favor of cm(). The
function will remain in the package since it is used internally by
cm(), but it will not be exported in future releases of the
package. The current format of the results is also deprecated.
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Vincent Goulet, Associate Professor
?col...
2007 Nov 16
0
New version of actuar
...uitive. The fix has
no effect when using the default weights.
o The empirical step function returned by the "recursive" and
"convolution" methods of aggregateDist() now correctly returns 1
when evaluated past its largest knot.
DEPRECATED
o Direct usage of bstraub() is now deprecated in favor of cm(). The
function will remain in the package since it is used internally by
cm(), but it will not be exported in future releases of the
package. The current format of the results is also deprecated.
---
Vincent Goulet, Associate Professor
?col...