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Looking at the NAR calculations, I assume it's supposed to be following that NAR formula provided by Lending Club. However, that formula is totaling valued as summed up over each monthly installment. Thus for each month of the loan the principle diminishes and is returned for the user. The formula you're using in LoanData doesn't appear to have any concept of time. It instead seems to assume that all profits and losses occur in a single month. This should give very skewed results for NAR.
Does that analysis seem correct to you?
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Looking at the NAR calculations, I assume it's supposed to be following that NAR formula provided by Lending Club. However, that formula is totaling valued as summed up over each monthly installment. Thus for each month of the loan the principle diminishes and is returned for the user. The formula you're using in LoanData doesn't appear to have any concept of time. It instead seems to assume that all profits and losses occur in a single month. This should give very skewed results for NAR.
Does that analysis seem correct to you?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: