An S4 class to represent a simulation task.
startNoThe starting simulation index.
simNoNumber of simulation.
linesA string vector to identify the business line(s) to be simulated.
typesA string vector to identify the claim types to be simulated.
iRBNERA Boolean indicating whether IBNER claims need to be simulated.
iROPENA Boolean indicating whether claim reopening needs to be simulated.
iIBNRA Boolean indicating whether IBNR claims need to be simulated.
iUPRA Boolean indicating whether future claims need to be simulated.
claimobjsA list of claim objects.
workingFolderA string to specify the working folder where the simulation results will be saved.
iCopulaA Boolean indicating whether to use copula for frequency simulation.
freqCopulaFrequency copula.
iSummaryA Boolean indicating whether to summarzie the simulation results.
iReportA Boolean indicating whether to generate an HTML report.
iFitA Boolean indicating whether to fit some simulation parameters based on claim data.
ncoresNumber of cores used for simulation.
tagA unique tag for the simulation object including date and a random ID.
fitfileA string to set the distribution fitting file name. If omitted, a name based on tag will be used.
copfileA string to set the copula fitting file name. If omitted, a name based on tag will be used.
facfileA string to set the factor fitting file name. Factor table is development year dependant. It could be the probability of zero payment, reopen probability, or loss development factors. If omitted, a name based on tag will be used.
fitRptA string to set the distribution fitting html report file name. If omitted, a name based on tag will be used.
simfileA string to set the simulation result file name. If omitted, a name based on tag will be used.
sumfileA string to set the summary file name. If omitted, a name based on tag will be used.
plogA string to set the parallel run log file name. If omitted, a name based on tag will be used.
htmlRptA string to set the html report name. If omitted, a name based on tag will be used.
libpathA string to the R liabrary folder where required packages are installed.
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