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\name{lossdistrib2.truncated}
\alias{lossdistrib2.truncated}
\title{recursive algorithm with first order correction truncated version
this is actually slower than lossdistrib2. But in C this is
twice as fast.
For high severities, M can become bigger than N, and there is
some probability mass escaping.}
\usage{
lossdistrib2.truncated(p, w, S, N, cutoff = N)
}
\arguments{
\item{p}{Numeric, vector of default probabilities}

\item{w}{Numeric, vector of weights}

\item{S}{Numeric, vector of severities}

\item{N}{Integer, number of ticks in the grid}

\item{cutoff}{Integer, where to stop computing the exact probabilities}
}
\value{
a Numeric vector of size \code{N} computing the loss distribution
}
\description{
recursive algorithm with first order correction truncated version
this is actually slower than lossdistrib2. But in C this is
twice as fast.
For high severities, M can become bigger than N, and there is
some probability mass escaping.
}