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Prediction and Analysis of Financial Default Loan Behavior Based on Machine Learning Model

In recent years, the increase of customer loan risk and the aggravation of the epidemic have led to the increase of customer default risk. Therefore, identifying high-risk customers has become an important research hotspot for banks. The customer’s credit is the standard to evaluate the loan amount...

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Analysis
Artificial intelligence
Bankruptcy
Banks
Banks (Finance)
Causality
Classification
Commercial banks
Credit risk
Customer relationship management
Customers
Data processing
Decision making
Default
Engineering
Epidemics
Loans
Local optimization
Machine learning
Neural networks
Prediction models
Regression analysis
Regression models
Risk management
title Prediction and Analysis of Financial Default Loan Behavior Based on Machine Learning Model
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