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This dataset is based on a real dataset acquired from a Canadian-based insurer, which offered a UBI program that was launched in 2013, to its automobile insurance policyholders. The observation period was for the years between 2013 and 2016, with over 70,000 policies being observed, for which the dataset drawn is pre-engineered for training a statistical model for predictive purposes.

Usage

data(catelematic13)

Format

catelematic13 is a data frame of 10 columns and 14,889 rows:

Insured.age

Age of insured driver, in years.

Insured.sex

Sex of insured driver (Male/Female).

Car.age

Age of vehicle, in years.

Marital

Marital status (Single/Married).

Car.use

Use of vehicle: Private, Commute, Farmer, Commercial.

Credit.score

Credit score of insured driver.

Region

Type of region where driver lives: rural, urban.

Annual.miles.drive

Annual miles expected to be driven declared by driver.

Years.noclaims

Number of years without any claims.

Territory

Territorial location of vehicle.

Annual.pct.driven

Annualized percentage of time on the road.

Total.miles.driven

Total distance driven in miles.

Pct.drive.xxx

Percent of driving day xxx of the week: mon/tue/. . . /sun.

Pct.drive.xhrs

Percent vehicle driven within x hrs: 2hrs/3hrs/4hrs.

Pct.drive.xxx

Percent vehicle driven during xxx: wkday/wkend.

Pct.drive.rushxx

Percent of driving during xx rush hours: am/pm.

Avgdays.week

Mean number of days used per week.

Accel.xxmiles

Number of sudden acceleration 6/8/9/. . . /14 mph/s per 1000 miles.

Brake.xxmiles

Number of sudden brakes 6/8/9/. . . /14 mph/s per 1000 miles.

Left.turn.intensityxx

Number of left turn per 1000 miles with intensity 08/09/10/11/12.

Right.turn.intensityxx

Number of right turn per 1000 miles with intensity 08/09/10/11/12.

NB_Claim

Number of claims during observation.

AMT_Claim

Aggregated amount of claims during observation.

References

Banghee So, Jean-Philippe Boucher and Emiliano A. Valdez (2021), Synthetic Dataset Generation of DriverTelematics, Risks 9:58, doi:10.3390/risks9040058

Examples


# (1) load of data
#
data(catelematic13)
dim(catelematic13)
#> [1] 100000     52