The utility of probabilistic models to identify individuals with high medical expenditures

Steven Cohen

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The utility of probabilistic models to identify individuals with high medical expenditures

Cohen, S. (2005). The utility of probabilistic models to identify individuals with high medical expenditures. Journal of Economic and Social Measurement, 30(2-3), 135 - 144.

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