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As of 0.8.3, cum_to_incr() does not actually convert to an incremental triangle.
import chainladder as cl raa = cl.load_sample('raa') cl.Chainladder().fit(raa).full_triangle_.cum_to_incr()
This will display the cumulative triangle. Running the same under 0.8.2 converts to incremental. Possibly a side effect from #143 ?
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Definitely is a regression. Sorry about that. The quick way around it ahead of a fix is:
import chainladder as cl raa = cl.load_sample('raa') full = cl.Chainladder().fit(raa).full_triangle_ full.is_cumulative = True full.cum_to_incr()
cum_to_incr checks whether the triangle is already incremental before doing any calculations, if it is, then it just hands you the same triangle.
cum_to_incr
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Fixed in master, I'll fast track moving to 0.8.4, probably this weekend.
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As of 0.8.3, cum_to_incr() does not actually convert to an incremental triangle.
This will display the cumulative triangle. Running the same under 0.8.2 converts to incremental. Possibly a side effect from #143 ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: