Machine learning is a generic term for the "artificial" generation of knowledge from experience:
An artificial system learns from examples and can generalise these after the learning phase has ended.

So far, FlexFinance offers the use of results generated in neuronal networks for:


There is a two-step application of neuronal networks covered by FlexFinance:

  1. Training of the neuronal network at portfolio level
  2. Application of the trained neuronal network to an individual deal

Actually, machine learning provided by FlexFinance is focussed on the calculation of Probability of Default (PD), Loss Given Default (LGD) and Expected Credit Lossess (ECL). PD and LGD can be used as input into a method to derive the credit spread (CS). 


The following topics are covered for each neuronal network:

Input parameters for the neuronal network are organised in data marts. Data is key and entails


For the neuronal networks, 

         Figure: Parameter settings of the neuronal network


Figure: Model score versus iteration


           Figure: Training of the neuronal network for ECL calculation


Machine learning uses the performance database as the basis for the early warning system.