Predicting Loan Approval in Banking Systems using Machine Learning Algorithms: A Review, Summaries of System Programming

This literature review chapter explores the application of machine learning algorithms in predicting loan approval in banking systems. The authors analyze various datasets and implement multiple algorithms such as Logistic Regression, Random Forest, Decision Tree, SVM, and K-Nearest Neighbors to evaluate their accuracy. The highest accuracy is achieved using Logistic Regression, with the overall goal of improving the loan approval process.

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Chapter II. Literature Review
Sl.
No
.
Title Author Independent
Variable
Dependent
Variable
Methodology Results Limitation
1 Predicting
Loan
Approval
Using ML
Nikhil
Bansode,
Adarsh Verma,
Abhishek
Sharma,
Varsha Bhole
Loan_ID: LP001003
Gender: Female
Married: No
Dependents: 1
Education: Graduate
Self_Employed: Yes
ApplicantIncome:
5000
CoapplicantIncome:
4500
LoanAmount: 1000
Loan_Amount_Term:
360
Credit_History: 1
Property_Area:
Rural
Logistic
Regression:
84.376 %
Random Forest:
82.293 %
Decision Tree:
71.873 %
SVM- Support
vector
machines:
80.200 %
K Neighbors-
K-Nearest
Neighbor:
76.700 %
Collection of
data's
Selection of
features
Machine
learning
algorithms
Operation of
testing
To acquire an
accurate result, we
used a variety of
strategies to train our
model. With a 30
percent testing set
and 70 percent
training set, the
Logistic Regression
Algorithm, the
Decision Tree
Algorithm, Random
Forest Algorithm,
SVM, and K
Neighbors were
implemented.
Logistic regression,
on the other hand,
has the highest
accuracy of all the
algorithms
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Chapter II. Literature Review

Sl. No . Title Author Independent Variable Dependent Variable Methodology Results Limitation 1 Predicting Loan Approval Using ML Nikhil Bansode, Adarsh Verma, Abhishek Sharma, Varsha Bhole Loan_ID: LP Gender: Female Married: No Dependents: 1 Education: Graduate Self_Employed: Yes ApplicantIncome: 5000 CoapplicantIncome: 4500 LoanAmount: 1000 Loan_Amount_Term: 360 Credit_History: 1 Property_Area: Rural Logistic Regression: 84.376 % Random Forest: 82.293 % Decision Tree: 71.873 % SVM- Support vector machines: 80.200 % K Neighbors- K-Nearest Neighbor: 76.700 % Collection of data's Selection of features Machine learning algorithms Operation of testing To acquire an accurate result, we used a variety of strategies to train our model. With a 30 percent testing set and 70 percent training set, the Logistic Regression Algorithm, the Decision Tree Algorithm, Random Forest Algorithm, SVM, and K Neighbors were implemented. Logistic regression, on the other hand, has the highest accuracy of all the algorithms

Loan_Status: Y 2 Predict Loan Approval in Banking System Machine Learning Approach for Cooperative Banks Loan Approval Amruta S. Aphale & Prof. Dr. Sandeep. R. Shinde Loan_ID: LP Gender: Male Married: Yes Dependents: 2 Education: Graduate Self_Employed: Yes ApplicantIncome: 6000 CoapplicantIncome: 3500 LoanAmount: 100 Loan_Amount_Term: 360 Credit_History: 1 Property_Area: Rural Loan_Status: Y Logistic Regression: 25%, Random Forest: 26%, Decision Tree: 22% and many more Analyze the dataset Operation of testing Machine learning algorithms 3 Approval Prediction using Machine Learning Algorithms Nitesh Pandey, Ramanand Gupta, Sagar Uniyal, Vishal Kumar Loan_ID: LP Gender: Male Married: Yes Logistic Regression: 27%, Random Forest: Data collection Analyze data Choosing a With the model trained, it needs to be tested. The data which we split during test trained

Self_Employed: Yes ApplicantIncome: 3000 CoapplicantIncome: 3500 LoanAmount: 100 Loan_Amount_Term: 360 Credit_History: 1 Property_Area: Rural Loan_Status: Y Random Forest Classifier Testing Machine learning Algorithms 5 Loan Approval Prediction based on Machine Learning Approach Kumar Arun, Garg Ishan, Kaur Sanmeet Loan_ID: LP Gender: Male Married: Yes Dependents: 2 Education: Graduate Self_Employed: Yes ApplicantIncome: 3000 CoapplicantIncome: Decision Trees Random Forest (RF) Support Vector Machine (SVM) Linear Models (LM) Neural Network (Nnet) Adaboost (ADB) Collection of data Feature selection Choosing a Model Testing Machine learning Algorithms

LoanAmount: 100 Loan_Amount_Term: 360 Credit_History: 1 Property_Area: Rural Loan_Status: Y