We address the problem of credit scoring as a classification and feature subset selection problem. Based on the current framework of sophisticated feature selection methods, we identify features that contain the most relevant information to distinguish good loan payers from bad loan payers. The feature selection methods are validated on several real-world datasets with different types of classifiers. We show the advantages following from using the subspace approach to classification. We discuss many practical issues related to the applicability of feature selection methods. We show and discuss some difficulties that used to be insufficiently emphasized in standard feature selection literature.status: publishe
Reliable credit scoring models played a very important role of retail banks to evaluate credit appli...
The credit scoring models are aimed to assess the capability of refunding a loan by assessing user r...
Default discrimination of credit card refers to the phenomenon in which banks discriminate against c...
We address the problem of credit scoring as a classification and feature subset selection problem. B...
We address the problem of credit scoring as a classification and feature subset selection problem. B...
Credit granting is a fundamental question and one of the most complex tasks that every credit instit...
The task of identifying most relevant features for a credit scoring application is a challenging tas...
Credit risk is one of the most important topics in the risk management. Meanwhile, it is the major r...
This article belongs to the Special Issue Mathematics and Mathematical Physics Applied to Financial ...
The increasing amount of credit offered by financial institutions has required intelligent and effic...
In credit scoring, feature selection aims at removing irrelevant data to improve the performance of ...
© 2019 In credit scoring, feature selection aims at removing irrelevant data to improve the performa...
In financial risk, credit risk management is one of the most important issues in financial decision-...
Abstract Credit scoring is a crucial problem in both finance and banking. In this paper, we tackle c...
In building a predictive credit scoring model, feature selection is an essential pre-processing step...
Reliable credit scoring models played a very important role of retail banks to evaluate credit appli...
The credit scoring models are aimed to assess the capability of refunding a loan by assessing user r...
Default discrimination of credit card refers to the phenomenon in which banks discriminate against c...
We address the problem of credit scoring as a classification and feature subset selection problem. B...
We address the problem of credit scoring as a classification and feature subset selection problem. B...
Credit granting is a fundamental question and one of the most complex tasks that every credit instit...
The task of identifying most relevant features for a credit scoring application is a challenging tas...
Credit risk is one of the most important topics in the risk management. Meanwhile, it is the major r...
This article belongs to the Special Issue Mathematics and Mathematical Physics Applied to Financial ...
The increasing amount of credit offered by financial institutions has required intelligent and effic...
In credit scoring, feature selection aims at removing irrelevant data to improve the performance of ...
© 2019 In credit scoring, feature selection aims at removing irrelevant data to improve the performa...
In financial risk, credit risk management is one of the most important issues in financial decision-...
Abstract Credit scoring is a crucial problem in both finance and banking. In this paper, we tackle c...
In building a predictive credit scoring model, feature selection is an essential pre-processing step...
Reliable credit scoring models played a very important role of retail banks to evaluate credit appli...
The credit scoring models are aimed to assess the capability of refunding a loan by assessing user r...
Default discrimination of credit card refers to the phenomenon in which banks discriminate against c...