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Multi‑Source Data Fusion for Credit Risk and Financial Product Purchase Prediction: A Comparative Machine Learning Study in R

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The findings suggest that actual credit scores show marginally superior performance; however, estimated scores derived from restricted demographic variables can attain similar accuracy, serving as a viable substitute when conventional credit data is inaccessible.

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