Uses several machine learning models to predict credit risk.
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Uses several machine learning models to predict credit risk.
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Supervised Machine Learning and Credit Risk
Build and evaluate several machine learning algorithms to predict credit risk
Resampling exercise to predict accuracy, precision, and sensitivity in credit-loan risk
Extract data provided by lending club, and transform it to be useable by predictive models.
Using machine learning to train and evaluate models with unbalanced classes to determine the best models to predict credit risk.
Train and test multiple Machine Learning models to predict risk based on consumer credit profiles.
Built and evaluated variety of supervised machine learning algorithms to predict credit risk.
Analysis of different machine learning models' performance on predicting credit default
Supervised Machine Learning and Credit Risk
Supervised Machine Learning Project
About Six different techniques are employed to train and evaluate models with unbalanced classes. Algorithms are used to predict credit risk. Performance of these different models is compared and recommendations are suggested based on results. Topics
Build and evaluate several machine learning algorithms to predict credit risk.
This repo contains code that looks into LendingClub's membership data and employs ML to see if the model can predict a user's "credit risk" based on lending.
Built and evaluated several machine learning algorithms to predict credit risk.
Supervised Machine Learning
Using Supervised Machine Learning algorithms to identify credit risks
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