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A predictive solution for credit risk with Machine Learning | Microsoft Docs
A detailed walkthrough showing how to create a predictive analytics solution for credit risk assessment in Azure Machine Learning Studio.
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Walkthrough: Develop a predictive analytics solution for credit risk assessment in Azure Machine Learning

Suppose you need to predict an individual's credit risk based on the information they give on a credit application.

Credit risk assessment is a complex problem, of course, but let's simplify the parameters of the question a bit. Then, we can use it as an example of how you can use Microsoft Azure Machine Learning with Machine Learning Studio and the Machine Learning web service to create such a predictive analytics solution.

In this detailed walkthrough, we'll follow the process of developing a predictive analytics model in Machine Learning Studio and then deploying it as an Azure Machine Learning web service. We'll start with publicly available credit risk data, develop and train a predictive model based on that data, and then deploy the model as a web service that can be used by others for credit risk assessment.

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Tip

To download and print a diagram that gives an overview of the capabilities of Machine Learning Studio, see Overview diagram of Azure Machine Learning Studio capabilities.

To create a credit risk assessment solution, we'll follow these steps:

  1. Create a Machine Learning workspace
  2. Upload existing data
  3. Create a new experiment
  4. Train and evaluate the models
  5. Deploy the web service
  6. Access the web service

This walkthrough is based on a simplified version of the Binary Classfication: Credit risk prediction sample experiment in the Cortana Intelligence Gallery.