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# @actuarial-ts/core
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A pure, zero-dependency P&C loss reserving engine for TypeScript. The
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deterministic shelf: triangles, development factors, chain ladder,
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Bornhuetter-Ferguson, Benktander, Cape Cod (with the Gluck decay
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generalization), Expected Claims, frequency-severity, Berquist-Sherman,
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