Which of the following distributions is generally not used for frequency modeling for operational risk

Frequency modeling is performed using discrete distributions that have a positive integer as a

resultant - this allows for the number of events per period of time to be modeled. Of the

distributions listed above, Poisson, negative binomial and binomial can be used for modeling

frequency distributions. The Poisson and negative binomial distributions are encountered the most in

practice.

The gamma distribution is a continuous distribution and cannot be used for frequency modeling.