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Spark + Python: DO Big Data Analytics & ML

Course Apply Project: Problem Statement

This project corresponds to a real life scenario found in Credit Card companies. Customers who own
credit cards are expected to pay off their balances monthly. But, they do default (not pay), which forces
the bank into financial situations. Banks want to know which customer would possibly default in the
future, so they can take necessary actions (such as closing their card, reducing their spending limits etc.).
This problem involves a specific bank who wants to analyze their customer’s payment patterns and
narrow down to cases where they are most likely to default.

This problem has a dataset that contains information about Credit Card customers for the past 6 and a
set of questions that the bank has. Your assignment is to analyze the data and come up with answers to
these questions using Apache Spark.

The dataset is in a file credit-card-default-1000.csv. The file contains the following columns

Column Name Description


CUSTID Unique Customer ID
LIMIT_BAL Maximum Spending Limit for the customer
SEX Sex of the customer. Some records have M and F to indicate sex. Some
records have 1 ( Male) and 2 (Female)
EDUCATION Education Level of the customer. The values are 1 (Graduate), 2 (University),
3 (High School) and 4 (Others)
MARRIAGE Marital Status of the customer. The values are 1 (Single), 2 ( Married) and 3 (
Others)
AGE Age of the customer
PAY_1 to PAY_6 Payment status for the last 6 months, one column for each month. This
indicates the number of months (delay) the customer took to pay that
month’s bill
BILL_AMT1 to The Billed amount for credit card for each of the last 6 months.
BILL_AMT6
PAY_AMT1 to The actual amount the customer paid for each of the last 6 months
PAY_AMT6
DEFAULTED Whether the customer defaulted or not on the 7th month. The values are 0
(did not default) and 1 (defaulted)

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Problems to Solve and Questions to Answer.

PR#01: Do Data cleansing and enhancements as required to solve the problem. The dataset does have
problems that you need to find out and fix. If you proceed without, you are going to see processing
errors.

PR#02: Is there a clear distinction between Males and females when it comes to the pattern of
defaulting? Do one sex default more than the other? Produce a report that looks like this showing
percent defaulted for both males and females.
+--------+-----+--------+-----------+
|SEX_NAME|Total|Defaults|PER_DEFAULT|
+--------+-----+--------+-----------+
| Female| 591| 218.0| 37.0|
| Male| 409| 185.0| 45.0|
+--------+-----+--------+-----------+

PR#03: How does marital status and level of education affect the level of defaulting? Does one category
of customers default more than the other? Produce a report that looks like the following.
+---------+-----------+-----+--------+-----------+
|MARR_DESC| ED_STR|Total|Defaults|PER_DEFAULT|
+---------+-----------+-----+--------+-----------+
| Married| Graduate| 268| 69.0| 26.0|
| Married|High School| 55| 24.0| 44.0|
| Married| Others| 4| 2.0| 50.0|
| Married| University| 243| 65.0| 27.0|
| Others| Graduate| 4| 4.0| 100.0|
| Others|High School| 8| 6.0| 75.0|
| Others| University| 7| 3.0| 43.0|
| Single| Graduate| 123| 71.0| 58.0|
| Single|High School| 87| 52.0| 60.0|
| Single| Others| 3| 2.0| 67.0|
| Single| University| 198| 105.0| 53.0|
+---------+-----------+-----+--------+-----------+

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PR#04: Does the average payment delay for the previous 6 months provide any indication for the
customer to default in the future? Produce a report that looks like the following.
+-----------+-----+--------+-----------+
|AVG_PAY_DUR|Total|Defaults|PER_DEFAULT|
+-----------+-----+--------+-----------+
| 0.0| 356| 141.0| 40.0|
| 1.0| 552| 218.0| 39.0|
| 2.0| 85| 41.0| 48.0|
| 3.0| 4| 2.0| 50.0|
| 4.0| 3| 1.0| 33.0|
+-----------+-----+--------+-----------+

PR#05: Come up with a prediction model that can predict whether the customer is going to default in
the next month based on his/her history for the previous 6 months. Choose the best algorithm for this
prediction model.

PR#06: The bank intends to group its customers into 4 groups based on their following attributes: SEX,
EDUCATION, MARRIAGE, AGE_RANGE (ranges of 10). Come up with an algorithm to do this grouping
based on their affinity to each other.

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