Peter Lemonjello
08-03-2005, 01:15 PM
What does the funny looking "<" symbol mean that Teng and Perkins use in their article: "Estimating the Premium Asset on Retrospectivley Rated Policies"?
On page 617, it looks like they are using it as a difference operator.
On page 624, I don't know what they mean when they say:
CLR = LR(1 < Chi < LEF)
(where "<" is a curved "<" symbol).
Any help appreciated.
On page 617, it looks like they are using it as a difference operator.
On page 624, I don't know what they mean when they say:
CLR = LR(1 < Chi < LEF)
(where "<" is a curved "<" symbol).
Any help appreciated.