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摘要
探索机器学习方法,提高银行贷款审批相关程序的有效性和精确性。这项研究包括各种方法,如逻辑回归、决策树、线性回归以及高斯NB、随机森林和SVM。研究利用了一个包含过往贷款申请和不同申请人属性(如人口统计学、信用评分、收入水平和就业历史)的大量数据集。研究致力于评估各种算法的召回率、准确率、精确度和 F1 分数指标。此外,研究还调查了机器学习模型的可解释性和透明度,以进一步深入了解影响贷款接受决策的变量。研究强调了逻辑回归的功效,其表现优于 SVM(77%)、GaussianNB(78%)、随机森林(78%)和决策树(69%),在贷款审批方面达到了 80% 的最高准确率。通过实施该模型,我们可以在银行业内加强以 ML 为驱动的贷款审批流程,从而提升决策标准并提高消费者满意度。关键词:机器学习算法;贷款审批;逻辑回归;决策树;线性回归;高斯 NB;随机森林;支持向量机(SVM);决策、
PREDICTIVE MODELING FOR LOAN APPROVAL: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
Exploring machine learning approaches to enhance the effectiveness and precision of procedures related to bank loan approval. This investigation encompasses various methods such as logistic regression, decision trees, linear regression, as well as GaussianNB, Random Forest, and SVM. Utilizing a substantial dataset containing past loan applications and diverse applicant attributes like demographics, credit scores, income levels, and employment histories. The research endeavors to evaluate the recall, accuracy, precision, and F1-score metrics of various algorithms. Additionally, it investigates the interpretability and transparency of machine learning models to offer further insight into the variables affecting decisions on loan acceptance. The study emphasizes the efficacy of logistic regression, which outperformed SVM (77%), GaussianNB (78%), random forests (78%), and decision trees (69%), achieving the highest accuracy of 80% in loan approval. By implementing this model, we can enhance ML-driven loan approval processes within the banking industry, thereby elevating decision-making standards and enhancing consumer satisfaction.
KEYWORDS— Machine Learning Algorithms, Loan Approval, LogisticRegression, DecisionTree, Linear Regression, GaussianNB, RandomForest, SupportVectorMachine (SVM), Decision-Making,