Ruin probability based on several categories of discrete-time bivariate risk models and comparison between them
Jia Sheng-ru
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Jia Sheng-ru
Abstract
The discrete-time dual Poisson model was extended to the case of double-risk and based on the independent and dependent structures of the double-risk,three-category risk process were driven and then transformed into the dual Poisson model with one risk.Next,the numerical solutions of the finite-time ruin probability were given.Finally,it was proved that the discrete-time dual Poisson model satisfied the Lundberg inequality and the adjustment coefficients of the three-category process were compared to each other.
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The discrete-time dual Poisson model was extended to the case of double-risk and based on the independent and dependent structures of the double-risk,three-category risk process were driven and then transformed into the dual Poisson model with one risk.Next,the numerical solutions of the finite-time ruin probability were given.Finally,it was proved that the discrete-time dual Poisson model satisfied the Lundberg inequality and the adjustment coefficients of the three-category process were compared to each other.
Key concepts: Bivariate analysis, Mathematics, Poisson distribution, Dual (grammatical number), Risk model, Discrete time and continuous time, Poisson regression, Applied mathematics