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confidence intervals

Confidence intervals refer to the statistical concept expressing the degree of confidence that, for instance, total losses will be below or above a given amount in any specified period, typically 1 year.

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confidence intervals

Confidence intervals refer to the statistical concept expressing the degree of confidence that, for instance, total losses will be below or above a given amount in any specified period, typically 1 year.

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The confidence level, or percentage, is interpreted as the long-run probability that the estimates will hold true over many stimulated estimate periods.

Synonyms

confidence levels