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Breaking Down Barriers with Neural Networks: Predicting Outcomes with Ease

Overview

This project explores the power of neural networks in predicting outcomes based on data. By applying simple feed-forward neural models, we strive to understand the nuances of the Loan dataset and predict decisions effectively.

Problem Description

The challenge was to apply neural network models to accurately predict outcomes from a given dataset. We aimed to leverage neural networks with regularization and Adam optimizer to classify data based on accuracy.

Technical Approach

  • Implemented feed-forward neural network models with varying hidden layers.
  • Trained using binary cross-entropy and mean squared error loss with Adam optimizer.
  • Evaluated models' performance using accuracy, loss, ROC curve, and confusion matrix.

Data Analysis

Data analysis was conducted to understand feature correlations and distribution within the Loan dataset, influencing the neural network's decision-making process.

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Performance Evaluation

Performance was assessed through various metrics, with models trained on the Loan dataset achieving accuracies of 79.06% and 80.23%. Visualizations provided insights into model behavior and performance. Our visualizations, such as the ROC curve, confusion matrix, and decision boundary plots, provided valuable insights into the models' behavior and performance

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Conclusion

  • Loan Dataset: Models achieved 79.06% and 80.23% accuracies, showcasing effective data classification. Visualizations provided insights into model behavior. While Loan dataset accuracy was lower, our project highlights neural network potential and the importance of architecture and optimization.

Dependencies

  • pandas
  • google-colab
  • keras
  • tensorflow
  • seaborn
  • numpy
  • scikit-learn
  • matplotlib

How to Run

Run the Tanuj_simple_feed_loan.ipynb file to execute this project. Refer the PPT for project flow