Yüksek Lisans Tezleri

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  • Master Term Project
    Flight Delay Prediction
    (MEF Üniversitesi, Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2019) Kurt, Mustafa; Taş Küten, Duygu
    This study aims to create a model to predict flight departure delays. Various factors might affect a flight delay, and thus different features might be selected as input to create a model concerning priorities and the power of control over the features for the party who makes the analysis. In this study, domestic commercial flights in the U.S. operated in August 2018 are studied. Besides, airplane, passenger boarding, and cargo data are combined with flight data to benefit from possible insights related to these factors. For predicting the flight delays, machine learning methods such as decision trees, random forest, bagging classifier, extra trees classifier, gradient boosting and xgboost classifier are used and results are analyzed. Further studies could be adding extra features such as data related to flight planning, personnel data, loading data, data about technical processes to prepare a plane to a flight to improve prediction capacity.
  • Master Term Project
    Alternative Credit Scoring Model for Thin File Customers
    (MEF Üniversitesi, Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2019) Korkmaz, İstem Akça; Taş Küten, Duygu
    Credit scoring is a widely used tool for banks, financial institutions or corporations. Traditional credit score models are calculated from past financial history of users, and this may lead to exclude some people who have limited financial history from the credit system. Alternative credit scoring allows sector players to access to a larger portion of these customers. The credit scoring industry has expanded with an "all data is credit data" approach that combines traditional credit scoring systems with new data points. In this study, we aim to build an alternative credit scoring model for customers who have limited financial historical data (thin file) by using alternative data points for a national bank in Turkey. Some of the alternative data points and variables have been gathered from one of the bank’s products: the authorized card for Turkish national league football tickets (Passolig). Using alternative data points combining with demographical and geographical information, we perform a comparison between the machine-learning approaches. We use logistic regression approach as a base model and perform a comparison between tree-based approaches: decision tree, random forest and XGBoost to select the most effective modelling approach