This repository consists of the supplemental materials of a conference paper.
If you use the paper or codes, please cite it:
@INPROCEEDINGS{,
author={Gunonu, Seyma and Altun, Gizem and Cavus, Mustafa},
booktitle={Proceedings Book of the 7th International Researchers, Statisticians and Young Statisticians Congress},
title={Bank failure prediction models addressing imbalanced data and out-of-time performance},
year={2023},
pages={185-199},
ISBN={978-625-8368-61-1}}
You can see how the data was with {fdicdata} package or how data manipulations were made in the data set,.
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