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openLGD is a Python powered library for the statistical estimation of Credit Risk Loss Given Default models. It can be used both as standalone library and in a federated learning context where data remain in distinct (separate) servers

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README.md

Intro

openLGD is a Python powered library for the statistical estimation of Credit Risk Loss Given Default models. It can be used both as standalone library and in a federated learning context where data remain in distinct (separate) servers

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Key Information

NB: This is an early alpha release. openLGD is still in active development

Getting started with the demo

  • Clone the repo in a local linux environment
  • Install the dependencies in a virtual environment
  • Fire up a number of flask servers on different shells. Check the Spawn Cluster Script for how to export the environment
  • Run the Controller script to perform the demo calculation

Fabric based configuration

Going forward we'll use fabric and yaml to ease deployment. Check Fabfile for preliminary functionality

Dependencies

  • The statistical model estimation is currently using scikit-learn / statstmodels components
  • The model server is based on the python flask framework.

The complete dependency list in the requirements file

Startup of the model servers:

The demo Model Servers are python/flask based servers

  • The model servers should startup on ports http://127.0.0.1:500X/ where X is the serial number
  • You can check the server is live by pointing your browser to the port
  • or by using curl from the console (curl -v http://127.0.0.1:500X/)

Model Server API endpoints:

The general structure of the simplified API is

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