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Journal Dynamics of Complex Systems - XXI century №4 for 2012 г.
Article in number:
Credit scoring based on artificial neural networks
Keywords: credit risk credit scoring artificial neural networks classification
Authors:
A.M. Poroshina
Abstract:
This paper analysis the application of artificial neural networks to tackle the problem of credit risk evaluation. They help to classify borrowers according its credit risk and to develop effective credit scorings systems on consumer credit market. We provide analysis related works, which based on using neural networks to credit risk modeling. The article emphasizes key advantages and disadvantages of artificial neural networks and to present ideas for future studies.
Pages: 83-88
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