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We'll use Python to build and evaluate several machine learning models to predict credit risk. Being able to predict credit risk with machine learning algorithms can help banks and financial institutions predict anomalies, reduce risk cases, monitor portfolios, and provide recommendations on what to do in cases of fraud.

  • Updated Mar 5, 2022
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NTI-Final-Assignment Use flask(python) and shiny dashboard (R) to build simple user interface to see how choosing classification model may affect prediction accuracy, using Customer Churn Dataset.

  • Updated Feb 8, 2019
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Credit risk is an inherently unbalanced classification problem, as the number of good loans easily outnumber the number of risky loans. I employed Machine Learning techniques to train and evaluate models with unbalanced classes. I used imbalanced-learn and scikit-learn libraries to build and evaluate models using resampling. I also evaluated the…

  • Updated Nov 19, 2020
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Today there are no certain methods by using which we can predict whether there will be rainfall today or not. Even the meteorological department’s prediction fails sometimes. In this project, I learn how to build a machine learning model which can predict whether there will be rainfall today or not based on some atmospheric factors.

  • Updated Jun 27, 2023
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