Not exact matches
And about that
weighing factor: is it important, is it
subjective, and if not, can the rationale be explained to Bears of Very Little Statistical Brain like yours truly?
Yet this second standard is
subjective in the extreme as organizations are given an array of
factors to
weigh and counter-
weigh.
The
weighing of
factors is not supposed to be a mechanical exercise in counting connections, yet characterization itself is a
subjective judicial analysis.
In most cases, insurance companies use software as opposed to actual human logic to calculate these
factors, which is why
subjective factors are difficult to
weigh.
It is a very
subjective and dynamic theory where the number of
factors standing in your favour is
weighed with respect to the number of
factors weighing against you.