Search rollup key losses

Returns key loss statistics for the specified non-exceedance probability (non-EP) analysis.

A rollup analysis calculates summary metrics, segmented metrics, and statistics. Intelligent Risk Platform supports rollup analysis for programs, program variations, and business hierarchies.

Non-EP key loss statistics include stdDev, meanLoss, cv, probabilityOfAttachment, and probabilityOfExhausion:

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cvFor non-EP analysis, the coefficient of variation is calculated by dividing stdDev of the event losses by the `meanLoss. Event CV provides a basis for assessing the relative uncertainty in the mean estimate of a loss, such as between perspectives or portfolios.
meanLossThe mean loss represents the expected loss for treaty in scenario.
stdDevThe standard deviation of a meanLoss value characterizes the secondary uncertainty associated with that meanLoss value, that is, the uncertainty in an event loss, given that a certain event has occurred.
probabilityOfAttachmentThe probability that treaty layer will take a loss in a scenario.
probabilityOfExhausionThe probability that losses from at least one event in a scenario will be sufficient to exhaust the treaty layer.

This operation supports response filtering based the value of a subset of properties. Depending on the property, you may use a combination of comparison operators, list operators, and logical operators.

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RI-TREATYIQ

Path Params
int64
required

ID of analysis result.

Query Params
int32

Number of the page displaying the returned records, starting at 0. See Response Pagination.

int32
≤ 1000
Defaults to 100

Number of records returned per page. See Response Pagination.

string

Query string to select response data based on property values.

PropertyData TypeComparisonLogical
positionNameString=, !=, LIKE (wild cards: %, *)AND OR
scenarioUuidString=, !=, LIKE (wild cards: %, *)AND OR
positionTypeString=, !=, LIKE (wild cards: %, *)AND OR
epTypeString=, !=, LIKE (wild cards: %, *)AND OR
returnPeriodNumber=, !=AND OR

Rollup analysis result queries support both * and % as wild card characters in comparison filters. See Filtering Responses.

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