VI. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK
In this paper, we present a novel SMO learning algorithm on a four-variable working set for classification model and applied it to China credit dataset and two benchmark datasets. This method derived by solving a series of the QP sub-problems with four variables and these sub-problems are solved analytically so that the proposed method approaches to the optimal solution more quickly. Numerical results demonstrate that the proposed method has faster speed with statistical significance. Besides, experimental results also illustrate that FV-SMO can get the satisfactory performance in the classification accuracy, which provides compelling evidence of the advantages of FVSMO. Given its encouraging performance, we are aiming to extend the algorithm to solve the problem of multi-class and regression problem instead of the binary classification. Another contribution of this work is the multi-dimensional and multi-level credit risk indicator system. According to our knowledge, it is the first attempt to build the comprehensive indicator system on real credit data of China’s banking. The system can not only help the banking managers and the audience of this paper to understand the overall situation of China’s credit risk, but also scree out the key indicators that should been monitored by the policy makers. For future work, we could explore this system for more credit risk management applications.