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科学领域:

  • 金融风险管理 金融风险管理
  • 金融中的机器学习
  • 数据科学数据科学数据科学

背景情况:

  • 巴塞尔协议要求内部模型用于信用风险组件,如违约概率 (PD).
  • 不完整的数据集阻碍了准确的PD估计和信用评分模型的性能.
  • 传统的缺失数据方法 (删除,平均值归算) 通常是不够的.

研究的目的:

  • 为信用评分数据集提出一种新的归算技术,即SMART (结构化缺失分析和重建技术).
  • 为了应对不完整数据所带来的挑战,准确估计PD.
  • 提高信用风险管理的稳定性.

主要方法:

  • SMART采用两阶段的方法:通过随机的单数值分解 (rSVD) 进行数据规范化/否定,并使用生成对抗性推算网络 (GAIN) 进行归算.
  • 该方法侧重于结构化失踪分析和重建.
  • GAIN利用生成对抗网络来建模数据分布以实现精确的归算.

主要成果:

  • 智能显著超过现有的最先进的归算方法.
  • 在高缺失数据场景 (20%,50%,80%) 中,在归算准确度方面取得了实质性的改进.
  • 在相应的缺失数据上下文中实现了7.04%,6.34%和13.38%的精度改进.

结论:

  • 在管理不完整的信用评分数据集方面,SMART提供了显著的进步.
  • 该技术导致更精确的默认概率 (PD) 估计.
  • 增强的PD估计增强了信用风险管理模型的整体可靠性.