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    Credit Score

    Classification
    By : Rijen Maharjan
    Credit Score
    Classification
    • Credit score classifications
    generally refer to the
    categorization of individuals'
    creditworthiness based on
    their credit scores.
    • Credit scores are numerical
    representations of an
    individual's credit history and
    financial behavior
    EDA Performed for Data Analysis

    Data Summary • Checked dataset shape and data types.

    Handling Missing Values • Counted and removed missing values.

    • Identify outliers in the data, which could be data


    Outlier Detection errors or anomalies.

    Label Encoding • Converted categorical data to numerical.

    Correlation Analysis • Visualized numerical variable relationships with a heatmap.


    Dataset
    Informatio
    n
    after EDA
    Visualizatio
    ns
    • Heat map is used to visualize the
    correlation between variables in a
    dataset.
    • Strong positive correlation is seen
    when the values are closer to +1
    • Weaker or no significant
    correlation is seen when values are
    closer to 0
    Why Random Forest Classifier?
    High Predictive Accuracy: Random Forest is known for its high
    predictive accuracy.

    Stability: Random Forest produces stable and consistent results,


    meaning that small variations in the data or the order of data points
    are unlikely to lead to significantly different model outcomes.

    Consistent Performance: Random Forest tends to deliver consistent


    and reliable results across different datasets and problem domains,
    making it a trusted choice for many applications.
    Accuracy
    • Accuracy is a commonly
    used metric in Python and
    machine learning to
    assess the performance of
    classification models.
    • It provides a measure of
    how well the model
    correctly predicts the
    target variable.
    • The accuracy of current
    model is 0.766 which is
    good accuracy.
    Thank You

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