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Research on Credit Risk Prediction under Unbalanced Dataset Based on Ensemble Learning

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  • Hailong Chen
  • Chang Yang
  • Mei Du
  • Yingyu Zhang
  • Libor PekaÅ™

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Aiming at the problem of high-dimensional features and data imbalance in credit risk assessment that affect model prediction results, a credit risk prediction method based on integrated learning is proposed from three levels of features, data and algorithms. First, a hybrid filter and Random Forest feature selection method is used to select features. This method uses the improved Relief algorithm to initially select features, then combines the maximum information coefficient to eliminate redundant features, and uses the Random Forest algorithm to further reduce the feature dimension. Second, on the basis of the Borderline-SMOTE method, an adaptive idea is introduced to generate a different number of new samples for each minority sample at the boundary, and a new interpolation method is used to make the new sample distribution more reasonable, so as to reduce the sample imbalance. Finally, the Focal Loss is used to improve the loss function of LightGBM, and the sample weight is adjusted through the parameters α and γ in the Focal Loss function so that the model pays more attention to minority samples and difficult-to-classify samples, and improves the accuracy of model classification. And use the improved algorithm as the base classifier and then use AdaBoost and random subspace methods to integrate to establish a credit risk prediction model. Through comparative experiments with other methods, the results show that this method effectively improves the G-mean value and the AUC value and has a better default prediction effect.

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  • Hailong Chen & Chang Yang & Mei Du & Yingyu Zhang & Libor PekaÅ™, 2023. "Research on Credit Risk Prediction under Unbalanced Dataset Based on Ensemble Learning," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2023, pages 1-18, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:2927393
    DOI: 10.1155/2023/2927393
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