hi ballardw This is a good question. If %KX_Bene was used. Some small provider. Like Provider D. He has only 1 beneficiary, who is fraud bene. So, %KX_Bene is 100%, the highest. But, obviously, he is not the provider who we want to catch. If KX_Bene*%KX_Bene was used, then the number of fraud_bene was taken into account. KX_Bene*%KX_Bene is like a "Weight" or "Expectation". Acctually, if KX_Bene*%KX_Bene was used, the performance of the model become better. But, I cannot find the theory to support that.
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