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Uses several machine learning models to predict credit risk.
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Established a supervised machine learning model trained and tested on credit risk data through a variety of methods to establish credit risk based on a number of factor
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This repo is about Machine Learning and Classification
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The purpose of this analysis was to create a supervised machine learning model that could accurately predict credit risk using python's sklearn library.
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using machine learning to assess credit risk
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Supervised Machine Learning and Credit Risk
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Supervised Machine Learning Project
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In this project, I will use credit risk models to assess the credit risk using peer-to-peer lending. Algorithms such as SMOTE, Naive Random Sampling, etc.
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Predicts credit risk of individuals based on information within their application utilizing supervised machine learning models
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Determine supervised machine learning model that can accurately predict credit risk using python's sklearn library. Python, Pandas, imbalanced-learn, skikit-learn
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Testing 6 different machine learning models to determine which is best at predicting credit risk.
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