基于可解释AI的LightGBM预测模型预测社交借贷平台的违约借款人

Li-Hua Li , Alok Kumar Sharma , Sheng-Tzong Cheng
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本文提出了一种基于可解释AI (XAI)的预测模型,利用LightGBM算法预测社交借贷平台上借款人违约的可能性。本研究使用的数据集来自Lending Club,由各种借款人特征和贷款特征组成。所提出的模型不仅在预测违约借款人方面提供了较高的准确性(0.87),而且还提供了有助于预测的因素的解释。通过LIME和SHAP值促进了模型的可解释性,其中SHAP值提供了对预测特征重要性的见解。结果表明,所提出的模型优于传统方法,并为贷款决策提供了有价值的见解。所提出的模型可用于贷款行业的贷方和监管机构,以改进决策过程并降低风险。此外,XAI方法在决策过程中实现了透明度和问责制,使利益相关者更容易理解和信任。
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Explainable AI based LightGBM prediction model to predict default borrower in social lending platform
This paper proposes an explainable AI (XAI)-based prediction model utilizing the LightGBM algorithm to predict the likelihood of borrower default on a social lending platform. The dataset used in this study was obtained from Lending Club and consisted of various borrower characteristics and loan features. The proposed model not only provides high accuracy (0.87) in predicting defaulted borrowers, but also offers an explanation of the factors that contribute to the prediction. The model interpretability is facilitated through LIME and SHAP values, where SHAP values provide insights into the feature importance for the prediction. The outcome shows that the proposed model outperforms traditional approaches and delivers valuable insights for lending decision-making. The proposed model can be useful for lenders and regulators in the lending industry to improve decision-making processes and mitigating risk. Moreover, the XAI approach enables transparency and accountability in the decision-making process, making it more understandable and trustworthy for stakeholders.
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