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Building Blocks

Smoothing and Clustering Techniques Redefine Rating Territories

By Christopher S. Carlson, FCAS, MAAA

Insurance companies depend on territorial boundaries to identify areas with significant differences in future loss potential within a state, county, or city. However, most of today's territorial definitions, established many years ago and only minimally revised, are outdated.

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