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Actuarial Science Python Packages

Python packages with the GitHub topic actuarial-science. Sorted by relevance, with stars and monthly downloads.
derrynknife
surpyval

A Python package for survival analysis. The most flexible survival analysis package available. SurPyval can work with arbitrary combinations of observed, censored, and truncated data. SurPyval can also fit distributions with 'offsets' with ease, for example the three parameter Weibull distribution.

18K 52 6
acturtle
cashflower

An open-source Python framework for actuarial cash flow models

7K 58 14
OpenActuarial
actuarialpy

Core actuarial analysis tools for Python: experience analysis, per-exposure metrics, trend, completion, seasonality, credibility, exposure, and TVM.

6K 0 0
OpenActuarial
lossmodels

Actuarial loss modeling in Python: severity, frequency, aggregate loss, fitted distributions, and insurance loss analytics.

4K 1 0
OpenActuarial
ratingmodels

Pricing and rate-indication tools for Python: manual rating, experience rating, GLM relativities, retention gross-up, renewal, and audit trails.

4K 0 0
mynl
aggregate

Tools for creating and working with aggregate probability distributions.

4K 63 13
OpenActuarial
extremeloss

Extreme-value tail-risk estimation in Python: peaks-over-threshold, GPD fitting, rare-event analysis, and large-claim loading.

3K 0 0
OpenActuarial
risksim

Portfolio Monte Carlo risk simulation in Python for insurance risk, aggregate loss, capital modeling, and risk measures.

3K 0 0
terence-lim
actuarialmath

Python package to solve actuarial life-contingent risks

2K 21 6
gpitt71
gemact

Repository of GEMAct source code. Enjoy!

795 31 5
seokhoonj
lossratio

Loss ratio analysis and projection for long-term health insurance. In development.

682 0 0
burning-cost
insurance-scmoe

Spatially Clustered Mixture of Experts for joint frequency-severity insurance pricing

129 0 0
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