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    Technical

    Classification and regression role in the world of banking

    Archive workshop AI BRIDGE

    Date
    Time
    18:00 - 20:00
    Venue
    PEF CZU, room DII
    Lecturer:
    Štěpán Pešout, Martin Čejka
    Classification and regression role in the world of banking

    How it went

    At the workshop, we showed how classification and regression tasks are used in banking and how to design meaningful predictive models over financial data.

    In this workshop, participants looked at two key machine learning tasks – classification and regression – in the context of a banking environment. Client scoring, risk estimation and prediction of numerical values ​​over structured data were presented using practical examples. The workshop was also devoted to the choice of metrics, the interpretation of results and the limits of models when working with sensitive data. The result was an overview that combined data analytics with real scenarios of the financial sector.

    About the event

    Event speakers

    • Štěpán Pešout

      Lecturer of Technical AI Workshops • Department of Information Engineering

    • Martin Čejka

      Workshop Lecturer and AI Researcher • Department of Information Engineering

    Workshop
    Technical

    Organized by AI BRIDGE – Department of Information Engineering, Faculty of Economics and Management, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague. Workshops are free and open to the public.

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