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The following pages link to Cyber claim analysis using generalized Pareto regression trees with applications to insurance (Q2034155):
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- Cyber risk measurement with ordinal data (Q1985967) (← links)
- Cyber risk ordering with rank-based statistical models (Q2058552) (← links)
- An explicit split point procedure in model-based trees allowing for a quick fitting of GLM trees and GLM forests (Q2066746) (← links)
- Dynamic cyber risk estimation with competitive quantile autoregression (Q2134032) (← links)
- Unraveling heterogeneity in cyber risks using quantile regressions (Q2138629) (← links)
- A comprehensive model for cyber risk based on marked point processes and its application to insurance (Q2157210) (← links)
- Frequency and severity estimation of cyber attacks using spatial clustering analysis (Q2172027) (← links)
- Cyber risk frequency, severity and insurance viability (Q2172032) (← links)
- Data breaches: goodness of fit, pricing, and risk measurement (Q2364015) (← links)
- Multivariate claim processes with rough intensities: properties and estimation (Q2682990) (← links)
- Using directional bit sequences to reveal the property-liability underwriting cycle as an algorithmic process (Q4586455) (← links)
- Propagation of cyber incidents in an insurance portfolio: counting processes combined with compartmental epidemiological models (Q5014492) (← links)
- Exact Insurance Premiums for Cyber Risk of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (Q6043850) (← links)
- Building up cyber resilience by better grasping cyber risk via a new algorithm for modelling heavy-tailed data (Q6096596) (← links)
- Gradient boosting for extreme quantile regression (Q6144813) (← links)
- Tail index partition-based rules extraction with application to tornado damage insurance (Q6174077) (← links)
- Cyber insurance-linked securities (Q6569745) (← links)
- Bias-reduced and variance-corrected asymptotic Gaussian inference about extreme expectiles (Q6581660) (← links)
- Cyber risk modeling: a discrete multivariate count process approach (Q6587495) (← links)
- A bonus-malus framework for cyber risk insurance and optimal cybersecurity provisioning (Q6593148) (← links)
- Generalized Pareto regression trees for extreme event analysis (Q6601112) (← links)
- Cross-validation on extreme regions (Q6635935) (← links)
- Is accumulation risk in cyber methodically underestimated? (Q6649318) (← links)
- Bayesian credibility model with heavy tail random variables: calibration of the prior and application to natural disasters and cyber insurance (Q6649319) (← links)
- Utility of classical insurance risk models for measuring the risks of cyber incidents (Q6670101) (← links)
