Teacher(s)
Language
French
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Prerequisites
Knowledge of basic concepts in statistics and probability calculation as well as programming, at the course level of the FSA1BA, INGE1BA, MATH1BA programs or the access minor in statistics, actuarial sciences and data science.
Main themes
Artificial neural networks, deep learning, auto-encoder, LSTM, convolution networks, pricing and forecasting
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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Content
- Neural networks (NN), general
- NN for insurance and credit risk: deviance and personalized loss function, bias regularization.
- NN and high dimension: ridge and lasso penalization as well as “embedding layers”
- Bias-variance: bootstrapping, randomization drop-out
- Interpretation of models: PDP, ICE, feature importance, LIME, SHAP
- Neural autoencoders and variational autoencoders
- Time series forecasting with recurrent networks and LSTM
- Regression with convolution network
Teaching methods
- Reading with slides
- Programs in Python (KERAS & TENSORFLOW)
- Case studies
Evaluation methods
Students will prepare an individual report in which the methods seen during the readings are applied to a real data set. Note that the professor reserves the right to orally question students on the content of their work.
Online resources
Moodle website
Bibliography
Denuit M., Trufin J. , Hainaut D. 2019. Effective statistical learning III : neural networks and extensions. Springer actuarial lectures notes.
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