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Supporting strategic decisions with statistical modelling

Tuesday, 23 November 2021
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Supporting strategic decisions with statistical modelling
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Latest blog by GAD in which we look at statistical techniques and actuarial skills to analyse topics which helps us to understand and base models on them.

We have been using statistical techniques and actuarial skills to analyse instances of fires in schools, so as to better understand and model them. Read more in our latest blog. Supporting strategic decisions with statistical modelling

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