Fixes #800 Deposit Prediction in Banks #801
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The goal of this project is to optimize the bank’s marketing strategy by accurately predicting which clients are likely to subscribe to a term deposit based on historical marketing data. This will enable the bank to focus its efforts on high-potential clients, reducing campaign costs and improving conversion rates.
Fixes: #800
Proposed Changes
This project aims to build predictive models to determine whether a client will subscribe to a term deposit, using data from marketing campaigns conducted by a financial institution. Various machine learning techniques are applied to analyze customer data, including demographics, financial status, and interaction history, to predict the likelihood of term deposit subscription.