Machine Learning for Credit Risk in the Reactive Peru Program: A Comparison of the Lasso and Ridge Regression Models

COVID-19 has caused an economic crisis in the business world, leaving limitations in the continuity of the payment chain, with companies resorting to credit access. This study aimed to determine the optimal machine learning predictive model for the credit risk of companies under the Reactiva Peru Pr...

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description COVID-19 has caused an economic crisis in the business world, leaving limitations in the continuity of the payment chain, with companies resorting to credit access. This study aimed to determine the optimal machine learning predictive model for the credit risk of companies under the Reactiva Peru Program because of COVID-19. A multivariate regression analysis was applied with four regressor variables (economic sector, granting entity, amount covered, and department) and one predictor (risk level), with a population of 501,298 companies benefiting from the program, under the CRISP-DM methodology oriented especially for data mining projects, with artificial intelligence techniques under the machine learning Lasso and Ridge regression models, with econometric algebraic mathematical verification to compare and validate the predictive models using SPSS, Jamovi, R Studio, and MATLAB software. The results revealed a better Lasso regression model (λ60 = 0.00038; RMSE = 0.3573685) that optimally predicted the level of risk compared to the Ridge regression model (λ100 = 0.00910; RMSE = 0.3573812) and the least squares model with algebraic mathematics, which corroborates that the Lasso regression model is the best predictive model to detect the level of credit risk of the Reactiva Peru Program. The best predictive model for detecting the level of corporate credit risk is the Lasso regression model.
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spelling oai:cris.upeu.edu.pe:20.500.15037/9972026-10-30T16:15:04ZMachine Learning for Credit Risk in the Reactive Peru Program: A Comparison of the Lasso and Ridge Regression ModelsLuis Alberto Geraldo CamposJuan J. SoriaTamara Pando-EzcurraLasso (programming language)Credit riskElastic net regularizationRegression analysisComputer scienceMachine learningMultivariate adaptive regression splinesRegressionLogistic regressionPopulationArtificial intelligenceEconometricsStatisticsActuarial scienceNonparametric regressionMathematicsEconomicsFeature selectionMedicineEnvironmental healthWorld Wide WebLasso (programming language)Credit riskElastic net regularizationRegression analysisComputer scienceMachine learningMultivariate adaptive regression splinesRegressionLogistic regressionPopulationArtificial intelligenceEconometricsStatisticsActuarial scienceNonparametric regressionMathematicsEconomicsFeature selectionMedicineSocial Sciences Economics, Econometrics and Finance Economics and Econometrics Business, Innovation, and EconomySocial Sciences Business, Management and Accounting Accounting Business, Education, Mathematics ResearchSocial Sciences Business, Management and Accounting Accounting Financial Distress and Bankruptcy PredictionCOVID-19 has caused an economic crisis in the business world, leaving limitations in the continuity of the payment chain, with companies resorting to credit access. This study aimed to determine the optimal machine learning predictive model for the credit risk of companies under the Reactiva Peru Program because of COVID-19. A multivariate regression analysis was applied with four regressor variables (economic sector, granting entity, amount covered, and department) and one predictor (risk level), with a population of 501,298 companies benefiting from the program, under the CRISP-DM methodology oriented especially for data mining projects, with artificial intelligence techniques under the machine learning Lasso and Ridge regression models, with econometric algebraic mathematical verification to compare and validate the predictive models using SPSS, Jamovi, R Studio, and MATLAB software. The results revealed a better Lasso regression model (λ60 = 0.00038; RMSE = 0.3573685) that optimally predicted the level of risk compared to the Ridge regression model (λ100 = 0.00910; RMSE = 0.3573812) and the least squares model with algebraic mathematics, which corroborates that the Lasso regression model is the best predictive model to detect the level of credit risk of the Reactiva Peru Program. The best predictive model for detecting the level of corporate credit risk is the Lasso regression model.Articlehttps://www.mdpi.com/2227-7099/10/8/188/pdf?version=1659582501https://doi.org/10.3390/economies1008018810.3390/economies10080188https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.15037/997W4289109823enEconomies2227-70992022-07-302026-06-13T09:42:40Z2026-06-13T09:42:40Z
spellingShingle Lasso (programming language)
Credit risk
Elastic net regularization
Regression analysis
Computer science
Machine learning
Multivariate adaptive regression splines
Regression
Logistic regression
Population
Artificial intelligence
Econometrics
Statistics
Actuarial science
Nonparametric regression
Mathematics
Economics
Feature selection
Medicine
Environmental health
World Wide Web
Lasso (programming language)
Credit risk
Elastic net regularization
Regression analysis
Computer science
Machine learning
Multivariate adaptive regression splines
Regression
Logistic regression
Population
Artificial intelligence
Econometrics
Statistics
Actuarial science
Nonparametric regression
Mathematics
Economics
Feature selection
Medicine
Social Sciences Economics, Econometrics and Finance Economics and Econometrics Business, Innovation, and Economy
Social Sciences Business, Management and Accounting Accounting Business, Education, Mathematics Research
Social Sciences Business, Management and Accounting Accounting Financial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction
Luis Alberto Geraldo Campos
Juan J. Soria
Tamara Pando-Ezcurra
Machine Learning for Credit Risk in the Reactive Peru Program: A Comparison of the Lasso and Ridge Regression Models
title Machine Learning for Credit Risk in the Reactive Peru Program: A Comparison of the Lasso and Ridge Regression Models
title_full Machine Learning for Credit Risk in the Reactive Peru Program: A Comparison of the Lasso and Ridge Regression Models
title_fullStr Machine Learning for Credit Risk in the Reactive Peru Program: A Comparison of the Lasso and Ridge Regression Models
title_full_unstemmed Machine Learning for Credit Risk in the Reactive Peru Program: A Comparison of the Lasso and Ridge Regression Models
title_short Machine Learning for Credit Risk in the Reactive Peru Program: A Comparison of the Lasso and Ridge Regression Models
title_sort machine learning for credit risk in the reactive peru program a comparison of the lasso and ridge regression models
topic Lasso (programming language)
Credit risk
Elastic net regularization
Regression analysis
Computer science
Machine learning
Multivariate adaptive regression splines
Regression
Logistic regression
Population
Artificial intelligence
Econometrics
Statistics
Actuarial science
Nonparametric regression
Mathematics
Economics
Feature selection
Medicine
Environmental health
World Wide Web
Lasso (programming language)
Credit risk
Elastic net regularization
Regression analysis
Computer science
Machine learning
Multivariate adaptive regression splines
Regression
Logistic regression
Population
Artificial intelligence
Econometrics
Statistics
Actuarial science
Nonparametric regression
Mathematics
Economics
Feature selection
Medicine
Social Sciences Economics, Econometrics and Finance Economics and Econometrics Business, Innovation, and Economy
Social Sciences Business, Management and Accounting Accounting Business, Education, Mathematics Research
Social Sciences Business, Management and Accounting Accounting Financial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction
topic_facet Lasso (programming language)
Credit risk
Elastic net regularization
Regression analysis
Computer science
Machine learning
Multivariate adaptive regression splines
Regression
Logistic regression
Population
Artificial intelligence
Econometrics
Statistics
Actuarial science
Nonparametric regression
Mathematics
Economics
Feature selection
Medicine
Environmental health
World Wide Web
Lasso (programming language)
Credit risk
Elastic net regularization
Regression analysis
Computer science
Machine learning
Multivariate adaptive regression splines
Regression
Logistic regression
Population
Artificial intelligence
Econometrics
Statistics
Actuarial science
Nonparametric regression
Mathematics
Economics
Feature selection
Medicine
Social Sciences Economics, Econometrics and Finance Economics and Econometrics Business, Innovation, and Economy
Social Sciences Business, Management and Accounting Accounting Business, Education, Mathematics Research
Social Sciences Business, Management and Accounting Accounting Financial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction
url https://www.mdpi.com/2227-7099/10/8/188/pdf?version=1659582501
https://doi.org/10.3390/economies10080188
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.15037/997
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