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The credit carnage witnessed since the summer of 2007 certainly emphasizes the importance of trying to capture the myriad of factors that contribute to making extreme tail events such a harmful reality If you can t observe those unobservable factors that drive credit events, how can you model them Do you just make them up Not really You characterize the frailty factor borrowing from (unexplained) historical default clustering By doing so, you hope that your model is capable of predicting default correlations much more accurately than humbler onefactor, or two- or three-factor, models In a way, you are trying to insulate your number-crunching from the unexpected surprises that typically descend on credit markets and that can t be captured by simple models which outputs depend on factors that are not just limited in number, but possibly entirely irrelevant as indicators of future happenstances.

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Frailty models are more analytically sophisticated, but at the same time their existence is a testament to the tiringly habitual failings of analytics A forceful recognition by quanty folks that models are, after all, quite imperfect..

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