Trend features and additive feature selection methods for churn models under property and casualty insurance business paradigms
Jacob Foster Anderson
University of West Florida Libraries
Master of Science (MS), University of West Florida
2018
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Abstract
ABSTRACT: The P&C Small Commercial Insurance industry presents a signiαcant policy retention challenge given the presence of independent intermediaries. Current retention models generally follow traditional relational marketing paradigms and therefore do not account for the complexities introduced by the presence of an independent intermediary. Given an anonymous policy dataset consisting of correlated, high-dimensional, and high-cardinality categorical/numeric data; current data mining methods are used to construct a retention model with practical applications. Additionally, predictive features that capture intermediary-related information are engineered and designated as candidate features. Candidate features are selected for αnal model inclusion using various data mining approaches to feature importance measurement and feature selection.
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Title
Trend features and additive feature selection methods for churn models under property and casualty insurance business paradigms
Resource Type
Thesis
Publisher
University of West Florida Libraries; Pensacola, Florida :
Format
pdf
Number of pages
xi, 124 leaves
Identifiers
99380090731106600
Academic Unit
Mathematics and Statistics
Language
English
Awarding Institution
University of West Florida; Master of Science (MS)
Theses and Dissertations
Master of Science (MS), University of West Florida
Trend features and additive feature selection methods for churn models under property and casualty insurance business paradigms.