Risk prediction of computer investment database information management system based on machine learning algorithms
Abstract
In recent years, with the continuous development of the financial market, the risk prediction of computer investment database information management systems (IMS) has high practical value. At present, there are risk issues in the information management system, which may cause drawbacks to investment data processing. To address these issues, this article used Machine Learning (ML) algorithms to analyze the risk prediction of computer investment database IMS. This article introduced and utilized typical Self-Organizing Map (SOM) and Artificial Neural Network (ANN) combination algorithms, regression algorithms, and Gradient Boosting Decision Tree (GBDT) algorithms to compare and analyze the prediction accuracy of these three algorithms. This article found that the GBDT algorithm has the highest prediction accuracy. Through a large amount of experimental data, it has been proven that the average testing accuracy using regression algorithms was 3.5% higher than that using neural network algorithms. It was found that the average test accuracy using the GBDT algorithm was 7.2% higher than the average test accuracy using the regression algorithm. The study also explores the combination of physiological and behavioral data collected by wearable devices to provide more comprehensive risk assessment and decision support, which provides an important reference for the optimization of enterprise risk management. Through this innovative data source integration, this paper provides a new perspective for the application and development of machine learning algorithms in computer investment database IMS.
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