APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING IN DETECTING LOAN DELINQUENCY: CASE STUDY OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION IN UZBEKISTAN

Olmas Isakov

doi:10.60078/2023-vol1-iss1-pp157-160

Authors

Olmas Isakov

Abstract

The rise of the internet has revolutionized the way we live, work, and communicate. Alongside this digital revolution, a new phenomenon has emerged - big data

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