Review Article

Distributional Censored and Uncensored Validation Testing under a Modified Test Statistic with Risk Analysis and Assessment

Table 5

KRIs under the insurance claims data and MLE method for the RGG and GG models.

RGGVAR (Z)TVaRq (Z)TV (Z)TMV (Z)MEL (Z)

70%0.000150.282343496.503914558.57622699524.80147354320.976951062.07231
75%3753.403084745.68167628280.24476318885.80405992.27859
80%4038.693854958.81499556528.26676283222.94838920.12115
85%4368.966035212.06741482468.72823246446.43152843.10138
90%4779.279335535.60095402705.22141206888.21166756.32162
95%5373.200426019.48193308229.59567160134.27976646.28151
99%6431.296186919.75575188726.99863101283.25506488.45957

GG
70%0.000821.224143278.094354859.590312234672.232241122195.706431581.49596
75%3590.391785145.446822189703.037271099996.965461555.05505
80%3961.061125489.358392142917.60421076948.160491528.29726
85%4424.454095924.869812092556.64161052203.190611500.41572
90%5056.94126526.743932035549.953751024301.720811469.80273
95%6099.462077531.671031962778.44564988920.893861432.20897
99%8410.236469790.198961861396.87867940488.638291379.9625

For the RGG model and based on Table 5, it is noted that the can be and then and increased to be . For the GG model and based on Table 5, it is noted that the can be and then and increased to be which means that the RGG model is better than the GG model. The same result can be conducted for all other risk indicators.