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![]() thanks guys, hope it works for me too
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![]() Thank you guys so much!!!
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![]() Some study notes I've written are available FREE in the Austin Study Notes section of my website http://www.actuarialseminars.com . Those relevant in fall 2008 for Exam C/4 are
"Mixture distributions in Exams MLC/3 and C/4" and "LogNormal stock-price models". Jim Daniel
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![]() Greetings.
At the invitation of one of AO's staff members, I am experimenting with offering one of the sections of my free study guide for Exam 4/C in Microsoft Word format. The attached document contains Section 12: Exam-Style Questions on the Central Limit Theorem, Skewness, Percentile Matching, and Ogives -- also available at the following URL: http://www.associatedcontent.com/art...ral.html?cat=4 The entirety of my study guide to date can be accessed here: http://progressofliberty.today.com/4c-study-guide/ If this manner of offering will result in a significant spillover of visitation onto my webpages, I will offer more of my study guide sections in MS Word format. Feel free to download and share this chapter with others. Sincerely, G. Stolyarov II |
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![]() With some contributions from G. Stolyarov II, I have decided to expand on what I did for MFE by doing the same for C.
Notes can be found on my Mathematics reference forum - GAMMA Mathematics. GAMMA C/4 Subject List
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![]() I hate how wordy a lot of Loss Models is, so I tried to simplify the text as much as possible. The majority of this is just definitions and theorems. I've thrown in a few examples and expanded a few sections. This is just a initial version. Once I'm happy with it, I'll post it in the study notes section. In the end some sections turned out to be really long - some longer than Loss Models.
Features: [examC-index.pdf] - Index - Table of Contents - Detailed calculator tricks - Appendix with examples of "exact credibility" - Slightly different treatment of Buhlmann material - 60 pages (sorry trees). - Flashcards (separate file) Source is include - please edit and post changes as needed. (Please include my name as well though - don't take all the credit for yourself). I had to break the figures into a separate zip file as this forum has a 100Kb limit. Note: it's tough to edit notes after you've taken a exam. So some of the stuff I added after the exam isn't as good as other parts (multi-dec/large data sets). Description of attached files: flashcards.pdf - flashcards - self explanitory - You can download the individual JPG version here (docs.google.com). examC-index.pdf - Main document. There's no need to download these: ExamC-figures.zip - Figures require to "compile" source .tex file (if you want to edit source). ExamC-source.zip - Source .tex file to edit content - update/make changes. Last edited by JavaGeek; 04-03-2010 at 12:12 PM.. |
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![]() Web notes: http://mlfb.info/smf/index.php?topic=4441.0
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