CS2 – Risk Modeling And Survival Analysis
CS2 – This will be examined in a set of 2 papers. CS2A is 3 hours paper based assessment and CS2B is 1 hour 45 minutes’ online exam which R programming along with Statistics and Modelling. Syllabus topics covers – Stochastic processes, Markov chain, Survival models, Graduation, Time series, Loss distributions, Copulas,…
4Modules
21Chapters
160Classes
CS2
Risk Modeling And Survival Analysis
Curriculum
4 modules, 21 chapters, 160 classes
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- Class 11Stochastic process
- Class 12Stochastic sample path and white noise
- Class 13Markov property
- Class 21Chapman kolmogorov equation
- Class 22Transition matrix
- Class 23NCD model
- Class 241Problem solving stationary probability distribution
- Class 25Problem solving estimating transition probabilities
- Class 251Problem solving estimating transition probabilities
- Class 24Stationary probability distribution
- Class 32Survival probabilities
- Class 33Joint density function
- Class 31Two state markov model
- Class 331Problem solving Joint density function
- Class 34Maximum likelihood estimation two state model
- Class 341Maximum liklihood estimation Poisson Model
- Class 41Poisson distribution
- Class 411Poisson process
- Class 42Generator matrix
- Class 43Kolmogorov forward differential equation
- Class 44Kolmogorov Backward differential equation
- Class 45Holding time and expected time to reach state k
- Class 46Maximum likelihood estimation general model
- Class 47Problem solving 1 holding time and Integrating factor method Kolmogorov forward differential equation
- Class 471Problem solving 2 occupancy probabilities and Kolmogorov forward differential equation
- Class 472Problem solving 3 boiler breakdown and Kolmogorov forward differential equation
- Class 473Problem solving 4 expected time and Kolmogorov forward differential equation
- Class 51Time Inhomogeneous Markov jump process
- Class 52Occupancy probabilities
- Class 53Kolmogorov’s backward differential equations
- Class 54Residual holding times
- Class 55Integrated form of Kolmogorov’s backward equations
- Class 56Integrated form of Kolmogorov’s Forward equations
- Class 57Current holding time and duration dependence- Marriage model
- Class 571Current holding time and duration dependence - HSD model
- Class 58Problem solving using first principles
- Class 581Problem solving using time Inhomogeneous Markov Jump process
Module 1 exam-type questions and solutions
- Class 61Survival function
- Class 62Force of mortality and uniform distribution of death
- Class 63Complete and curtate expectation of life
- Class 64Gompertz and Makeham laws of Mortality
- Class 71Censoring when estimating the life time - Type of censoring in survival function
- Class 72Kaplan - Meier model
- Class 73Nelson - Aalen Model
- Class 74Problem Solving 1 Reverse calculation of Kaplan - Meier survival model
- Class 81Fully Parametric Model
- Class 82Cox Proportional Hazard model
- Class 83Estimating Regression Parameter -Partial Likelihood Method
- Class 84Breslow’s approximation
- Class 85Model Fitting - Likelihood Ratio Test
- Class 86Problem Solving 1 Compare the Hazard Ratio
- Class 861Problem Solving 2 Effects of Interaction Covariates
- Class 862Problem Solving 3 Compare the Survival Probability
- Class 91Mortality rate calculation - heterogeneity and principle of correspondence
- Class 92Central exposed to risk
- Class 93Rate Interval - age last birthday and age next birthday
- Class 931Problem Solving1 age last birthday and age next birthday
- Class 94Rate Interval - age last birthday and age nearest birthday
- Class 941Problem Solving 2 age last birthday and age nearest birthday
- Class 95Problem Solving 3 age nearest birthday, age last birthday and age next birthday
- Class 101Graduation and testing smoothness
- Class 102Chi-squared test - over all goodness of fit and its deficiencies
- Class 103Standardised deviation test
- Class 104Signs test - test for over all Bias
- Class 105Cumulative deviations - test for over all Bias
- Class 106Grouping of signs test - test for over graduation- runs or clumps
- Class 107Serial correlations test - test for over graduation- runs or clumps
- Class 211Introduction of machine learning and different stages
- Class 212Branches of machine learning- Supervised and Un supervised learning
- Class 213Train validation test – Hyper-parameters and cross validation
- Class 214Model evaluation - confusion matrix and ROC
- Class 215Applications: supervised learning- Penalised generalised linear models
- Class 216Applications: supervised learning- Naive Bayes classification
- Class 2161Problem solving - Naive Bayes classification
- Class 217Applications: supervised learning- Decision Trees and Gini index
- Class 2171Problem solving - Decision Trees and Gini index
- Class 218Applications: Unsupervised learning- K means clustering
Module 2 exam-type questions and solutions
- Class 111Method of Graduation by parametric formula and standard table
- Class 112Method of graduation by Spline function
- Class 113Solving spline function- natural cubic spline
- Class 121Mortality projection by Reduction factor - method based on expectation
- Class 122Lee Carter model - method based on extrapolation
- Class 123Forecasting with the Lee Carter model
- Class 124Forecasting using P-Splines
- Class 131Time Series introduction
- Class 132Stationarity
- Class 133Autocovariance
- Class 134Autocorrelation function
- Class 1341Partial Autocorrelation function
- Class 135Autoregressive model (AR), AR(1), AR(2) and AR(p)
- Class 1351Backward shift operator and difference operator
- Class 1352Autocorrelation function and Partial Autocorrelation function - Yule walker equations
- Class 1353Problem solving Autocorrelation function and Partial Autocorrelation function - Yule walker equations
- Class 1354Stationarity AR(p) model - roots of characteristic equation
- Class 136Moving average model (MA), MA(1), MA(2) and MA(q)
- Class 1361Problem solving Moving average model - Autocovariance and Autocorrelation function
- Class 1362Condition for invertibility MA(q) model - roots of characteristic equation
- Class 137Autoregressive Moving average ARMA (p,q) - problem solving both stationary and invertible
- Class 1371Problem solving ARMA(p,q)- Autocovariance and Autocorrelation function
- Class 138The ARIMA (p,d,q) model
- Class 139The Markov Property
- Class 141Compensating the trend and seasonality - seasonal differencing
- Class 1411Method of moving average and seasonal means
- Class 142Ljung and Box Portmanteau Test - Identification of White noise
- Class 143The Box-Jenkins methodology: step 1 - Identification of model by Akaike’s Information Criterion (AIC)
- Class 1431The Box-Jenkins methodology: step 2 - estimation of parameter by method of moments
- Class 1432The Box-Jenkins methodology: step 3 - diagnostic test by Counting turning points
- Class 144Box Jenkins approach to Forcasting stationary time series ARMA process
- Class 1441Box Jenkins approach to Forcasting Non stationary time series ARIMA process
- Class 1442Forcasting by Exponential smoothing method
- Class 145Multivariate time series model
- Class 146Cointegrated time series model
- Class 151Loss Distribution - Lognormal Distribution
- Class 152Moment generating function MGF and CGF - Gamma Distribution
- Class 153Method of moments - Pareto Distribution
- Class 154Method of percentile - Weibull Distribution
- Class 155Maximum likelihood estimation
Module 3 exam-type questions and solutions
- Class 161Extreme Value Theory and block maximum
- Class 162Extreme Value Theory - CDF of Limiting Distribution
- Class 163Generalised Extreme Value (GEV) distribution
- Class 164Frechet-Weibull-Gumbel type GEV distribution
- Class 165Generalised Pareto distribution (GPD)
- Class 1651Generalised Pareto distribution (GPD)- CDF and PDF
- Class 166Measure of tail weight - the existence of moments and limiting density ratios
- Class 1661Measure of tail weight - the hazard rate
- Class 1662Measure of tail weight - the mean residual life
- Class 171Joint Probability Distribution
- Class 1711Spearman’s Rho - Measure of Concordance
- Class 172Introduction of Copula Function- Sklar’s Theorem
- Class 1721Upper and Lower Tail Dependence and Survival Copula
- Class 173Co monotonic and counter monotonic Copula - Frechet Hoeffding bounds
- Class 174Gumbel Copula
- Class 1741Clayton Copula
- Class 1742Frank Copula
- Class 175Archimedean Copula - Inverse generator function and example of Gumbel Copula
- Class 1751Archimedean copula - example of clayton and Frank copula
- Class 176Gaussian Copula and Students t Copula
- Class 181Proportional Reinsurance
- Class 182Excess of Loss Reinsurance
- Class 183The Reinsurer’s Conditional claims distribution
- Class 184Truncated mean of the normal distribution and Lognormal distribution
- Class 185Inflation
- Class 186Estimation
- Class 187Policy Excess
- Class 191Basic Model and Collective Risk Model
- Class 192Convolution
- Class 193Mean , Variance and MGF of compound distribution of S
- Class 194Compound Poisson Distribution
- Class 195Compound Binomial Distribution
- Class 196Compound Negative Binomial Distribution
- Class 201Aggregate claim distributions under proportional reinsurance
- Class 202Aggregate claim distributions under individual excess of loss reinsurance
- Class 2021Aggregate claim distributions - reinsurer conditional claim under XOL reinsurance
- Class 203Individual Risk Model - Compound Binomial Distribution- fixed number of risk
- Class 2031Problem Solving Individual Risk Model - Compound Binomial Distribution
- Class 204Variability/Uncertainty in a Heterogeneous Portfolio
- Class 205Variability/Uncertainty in a Homogeneous Portfolio
- Class 206Variability in claim numbers and claim amounts and Parameter uncertainty
- Class 208Problem solving 1
- Class 209Problem solving 2
Module 4 exam-type questions and solutions
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What’s included
- Four Module covers entire 21 chapters
- Each Module have 15 hours classes.
- Explaining the theory and problems step by step
- Each sessions notes available bottom of class.
- Practice of problems available end of the Chapters
- Evaluating the progress of the subject by assessment
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