
Forecast credit card spending by analyzing customer demographics, transaction history, and time-based features to predict next month's total spending and guide personalized banking decisions.
Understand the data integration architecture powering AI-powered banking analytics, from source systems through ETL in staging, data warehouse, data mart, and BI tools to machine learning deployment.
Explore how the dim customer, dim account, dim loan, fact transaction daily, fact card, and dim date tables connect via ERD to power AI-powered credit card spending forecasting in banking.
Create a data warehouse schema in MySQL Workbench and populate it with seven tables using SQL scripts, including dim customer, dim account, dim loan, dim date, daily, and fact card.
Demonstrates loading CSV data into a MySQL data warehouse with Apache NiFi. Build an ETL pipeline to populate dim and fact tables and validate results in MySQL Workbench.
Create a datamart schema and final target table for monthly fact transactions, loading data from the data warehouse, with indexing, verification, and forecasting the next month’s spending.
Import pandas, numpy, matplotlib, seaborn, xgboost, and sqlalchemy to load and analyze data from a MySQL database. Merge datasets, compute loan-to-income, debt-to-income, and payment-to-balance ratios for forecasting and eda.
Explore exploratory data analysis and visualization of customer demographics, account types, and loan metrics to uncover spending patterns and inform AI-powered credit card forecasting in banking.
Explore data analysis of credit card spending and behavior using transaction monthly data and fact card data, with summary statistics, histograms, and discretionary versus necessity spending insights.
Analyze the summary data frame to compute statistics, inspect missing values, and visualize histograms, box plots, pairplots, time series trends, and random forest feature importance for next month spending.
Explore time series forecasting of credit card spending using LSTM, XGBoost, and artificial neural networks, with data preparation, feature engineering, training, evaluation, and forecasting.
Explore XGBoost, a powerful gradient boosting decision-tree ensemble with regularization for structured tabular data, and learn how sequential trees, residuals, and learning rate iterations improve predictions in regression and classification.
Explore building and evaluating an XGBoost regressor for credit card spending forecasting, including training, testing, MAE and RMSE evaluation, and a function to forecast future months for a customer.
Explore artificial neural networks, including neurons, input, hidden, and output layers, and weights and biases. Master forward and backpropagation, activation functions, and loss measures, training with SGD or Adam.
Develop an artificial neural network (ANN) in Keras for credit card spending forecasting using a three-layer model (64, 32, 1) with ReLU activations, minmax normalization, and Adam optimization.
Install Apache NiFi on Windows by verifying system requirements, installing Java, downloading NiFi, and running the NiFi server. Access the NiFi UI at localhost:8443 to design data flows.
Install Anaconda from the official site and select Python 3.8, then follow Python installation steps from python.org for Windows, macOS, or Linux, and verify by running python.
*This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.*
In today’s fast-evolving financial landscape, accurate credit card spending forecasts are essential for banks to enhance customer service, personalize marketing strategies, and manage credit risk. This comprehensive course, Forecasting Credit Card Spending in Banking, is designed to provide you with the data science skills necessary to drive these crucial insights in a banking environment.
In this course, you'll develop a robust data model for forecasting credit card spending, learning the essential techniques that power intelligent financial predictions. We start by breaking down the business objectives behind spending forecasts—personalizing credit card offers, identifying high-value customers, detecting fraud, and improving credit risk management. You’ll gain hands-on experience with transaction data, customer demographics, and account information, building a model that enables you to predict spending behavior accurately.
The course explores a range of advanced forecasting models, including LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory), XGBoost, and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), providing a solid foundation in each technique. You’ll also integrate data sources using Apache NiFi and manage the data in a MySQL data warehouse, simulating real-world banking data flows. By the end of the course, you’ll have the expertise to harness predictive analytics, helping banks enhance customer loyalty, boost operational efficiency, and navigate financial challenges.
Whether you're a data scientist, financial analyst, or banking professional, this course offers valuable insights and practical skills to elevate your career in finance and analytics