AI Credit: Machine Learning Based Credit Score Analysis

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2023
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Abstract
Statistical credit rating indicates whether a person is able to pay his debts or not. In this study, the effectiveness of different machine learning (ML) classifiers for credit scoring and bankruptcy prediction is investigated and compared. The main advantage of this system is to reduce the risk of financial crisis and bankruptcy. This will help applicants who wish to find out if they are qualified for credit and how much they are capable of receiving as well as for creditors taking the risk factor into consideration. In the study, credit applicants were divided into two categories: those who paid their bills on time and those who didn't. Using this information, people were classified into those who were eligible for credit and those who weren't eligible for credit. The data set used for credit scores was "GIVE ME SOME CREDIT" from Kaggle. Flask was used to build and deploy the final model. Several machine learning classifiers were used, including bagging, logistic regression, gradient classifier, and random forest classifier. XGboost performed the best among all, achieving 94% accuracy, ROC of 86%, and 92% F1 score.
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Authors Suleman Qamar, Muhammad Hanif Durad, Faizan Ul Islam, Syeda Rozeena Saleha, Muhammad Hamza, Allay Hyder Urooj, Syed Muhammad Abrar Akber
Journal Journal of Computing & Biomedical Informatics
Year 2023
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