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In this project, we build and train a model to predict if a customer will defer on a particular loan on an imbalanced dataset. We'll build a layered ANN for this and try to make our model better using Hyperparamater Optimization, before exploring Oversampling to make it more accurate.
Credit risk is an inherently unbalanced classification problem, as good loans easily outnumber risky loans. Therefore, you’ll need to employ different techniques to train and evaluate models with unbalanced classes. Using the credit card credit dataset from LendingClub, a peer-to-peer lending services company,
Mostly in Banking domains or credit card use cases, the data for predicting a transaction as fraudulent is extremely low due to less evidence for fraud cases resulting in an Imbalanced Dataset for ML use cases. This notebook deals with 3 techniques of handling such cases.
The purpose of this work is to predict which customers are about to leave the bank. To do this, the main classification algorithms will be used to predict whether a customer from 1999 will still be a customer in 2000 or not.
This is an end-to-end machine learning model in which I implement random-forest and decision tree classifiers to predict heart disease. I utilized cross-validation, and oversampling to deal with an imbalanced dataset.