actuarial_tables

In current version, the available tables are only mortality tables. The tables are collected from: https://www.ons.gov.uk/ , https://mort.soa.org/.

Usage example:

As shown in the code below, using the 'UK_ONS_2016_to_2018_male' mortality table, the table['x'] is a list of ages. An age in the list table['x'] corresponds to a value in table['qx'], table['px'], table['lx'] according to the position in the list. The lists table['x'], table['qx'], table['px'], and table['lx'] have the same size.

import actuarydesk.actuarial_tables as at

table = at.table_dictionary['UK_ONS_2016_to_2018_male']

print(table['x'])

q_20 = table['qx'][20]
p_20 = table['px'][20]

Currently there are only four tables available: "UK_ONS_2016_to_2018_male", "UK_ONS_2016_to_2018_female", "US_Life_Tables_1959_to_1961_male_NB", "US_Life_Tables_1959_to_1961_female_NB".