Motor vehicle insurance is a type of business that covers loss or risk of damage that can arise from various potential events that happen to vehicles. Competition in the insurance business, especially for motorized vehicles, demands innovation and strategies to guarantee business continuity. One of the efforts that companies can make is to predict vehicle insurance policies' sustainability status by analyzing customer profile and transaction data. Prediction of the policyholder's decision is essential for the company because it can determine the marketing strategy that influences its decision to renew the insurance policy. This study has proposed a prediction model for vehicle insurance policies' sustainability status with the majority selection technique from the classification results using data mining algorithms such as Naive Bayes, Support Vector Machine, and Decision Tree. The test results using the confusion matrix show that the best accuracy value is obtained at 93.57%, whatever for the precision value reaches 97.20%, and the recall value is 95.20%, and the F-Measure value is 95.30%. The best model evaluation scores are generated using the majority voting approach, outperforming a single classifier-based prediction model's performance.
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