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Transient Maximum Accuracy Criterion 323<br />

9 981% 810% 979%<br />

8 940% 778% 944%<br />

7 901% 748% 912%<br />

6 865% 718% 881%<br />

5 832% 691% 852%<br />

4 783% 656% 798%<br />

3 740% 624% 759%<br />

2 703% 595% 723%<br />

1 671% 566% 692%<br />

0 655% 514% 876%<br />

8.7 Further Reading and Bibliographic Notes<br />

There are relatively few papers dealing with the study <strong>of</strong> bonus-malus scales using transient<br />

distributions. The study <strong>of</strong> bonus-malus scales with transient distributions started with the<br />

seminal paper by Borgan, Hoem & Norberg (1981). Gilde & Sundt (1989) studied linear<br />

scales in a transient regime. The examples mentioned in this chapter (special scale for new<br />

entrants, and absorbing level 0) are extensively treated in Denuit, Maréchal, Pitrebois<br />

& Walhin (2007b).

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