Performance of Machine Learning Algorithms in Digital Finance Risk Prediction

Increasing financial risks show that digital financial risk prediction is very important for financial stability and security. By applying the random forest (RF) method to build and evaluate the financial risk prediction model, this article made an empirical study on the application and effectiveness of machine learning algorithm in digital financial risk prediction. The first step involved data preprocessing of financial related information, such as data cleaning, feature selection and data set segmentation. Then, the random forest algorithm was expounded, including the construction of decision tree in random forest, the role of randomness in random forest and the analysis of feature validity. For the process of constructing risk prediction model, this article also expounded how to generate the model, specify the training process of the model and the optimization of model parameters, and explain the verification of the model. The empirical research results showed that RF model could effectively predict various types of financial risks and achieve high confidence and coverage. The final coverage rate was as high as 99% and the confidence rate was 98.3%. Through comparative experiments with support vector machines and gradient boosting machines, the RF model showed significant advantages in prediction accuracy and prediction time, with an accuracy of up to 98.8% and a prediction time of only 210 milliseconds. In addition, this article also discussed the potential value of the RF model in practical application scenarios such as credit scoring, fraud detection, market risk management, and regulatory compliance.

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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icdacai65086.2024.00043
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Performance of Machine Learning Algorithms in Digital Finance Risk Prediction

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Performance of Machine Learning Algorithms in Digital Finance Risk Prediction

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Increasing financial risks show that digital financial risk prediction is very important for financial stability and security. By applying the random forest (RF) method to build and evaluate the financial risk prediction model, this article made an empirical study on the application and effectiveness of machine learning algorithm in digital financial risk prediction. The first step involved data preprocessing of financial related information, such as data cleaning, feature selection and data set segmentation. Then, the random forest algorithm was expounded, including the construction of decision tree in random forest, the role of randomness in random forest and the analysis of feature validity. For the process of constructing risk prediction model, this article also expounded how to generate the model, specify the training process of the model and the optimization of model parameters, and explain the verification of the model. The empirical research results showed that RF model could effectively predict various types of financial risks and achieve high confidence and coverage. The final coverage rate was as high as 99% and the confidence rate was 98.3%. Through comparative experiments with support vector machines and gradient boosting machines, the RF model showed significant advantages in prediction accuracy and prediction time, with an accuracy of up to 98.8% and a prediction time of only 210 milliseconds. In addition, this article also discussed the potential value of the RF model in practical application scenarios such as credit scoring, fraud detection, market risk management, and regulatory compliance.

University of California, Irvine (US)
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Energy Load and Power Forecasting
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