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A Spatial-Nonparametric Approach for Prediction of Claim Frequency in Motor Insurance

DOI: 10.4236/ojs.2021.114031, PP. 493-505

Keywords: Nonparametric, SAR, Smoothing Spline, Claims, CIC, Spatial

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Spatial modeling has largely been applied in epidemiology and disease modeling. Different methods such as Generalized linear models (GLMs) have been made available to prediction of the claim frequencies. However, due to heterogeneity nature of policies, the methods do not generate precise and accurate claim frequencies predictions; these parametric statistical methods extensively depend on limiting assumptions (linearity, normality, independence among predictor variables, and a pre-existing functional form relating the criterion variable and predictive variables). This study investigates how to derive a spatial nonparametric model estimator based on smoothing Spline for predicting claim frequencies. The simulation results showed that the proposed estimator is efficient for prediction of claim frequencies than the kernel based counterpart. The estimator derived was applied to a sample of 6500 observations obtained from Cooperative Insurance Company, Kenya for the period of 2018-2020 and the results showed that the proposed method performs better than the kernel based counterpart. It is worth noting that inclusion of the spatial effects significantly improves the estimator prediction of claim frequency.

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