data.berka: Berka and Sochorova (1993) Dataset for Loan Default
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Berka and Sochorova (1993) Dataset for Loan Default
Description
This dataset is a part of the Berka and Sochorova (1993) study, which contains information on loan defaults. The data was generated using the code in the '/data-raw/data-berka.R' file.
Usage
data.berka
Format
A list with the following items:
- y
A vector representing the labels. It contains 1 for default and 0 for non-default. Any observation with default (i.e., 'default' and 'finished with default') is considered to be a positive.
- x
A matrix with explanatory variables in the columns.
- w
A vector with the weight of each observation. This is mathematically generated to balance the observations.
- descriptions
A list that describes the column names.
Source
\insertCitedatasetBerka;textualldt
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Berka and Sochorova (1993) Dataset for Loan Default
Description
This dataset is a part of the Berka and Sochorova (1993) study, which contains information on loan defaults. The data was generated using the code in the '/data-raw/data-berka.R' file.
Usage
data.berka
Format
A list with the following items:
- y
A vector representing the labels. It contains 1 for default and 0 for non-default. Any observation with default (i.e., 'default' and 'finished with default') is considered to be a positive.
- x
A matrix with explanatory variables in the columns.
- w
A vector with the weight of each observation. This is mathematically generated to balance the observations.
- descriptions
A list that describes the column names.
Source
\insertCitedatasetBerka;textualldt
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