Demonstrates improved risk estimation accuracy in Rwanda using convex optimization and LASSO regression, suggesting effective techniques for financial assessments.
Convex optimization techniques have been increasingly applied in financial risk assessment to improve accuracy and efficiency. A convex optimization framework was utilised, incorporating LASSO regression for feature selection. Cross-validation procedures were employed for optimal hyperparameter tuning. The application of LASSO yielded a significant reduction in model complexity without compromising predictive performance, demonstrating an improvement in risk estimation accuracy by 15% over baseline models. Regularization and cross-validated model selection provided robust financial risk estimates for Rwanda's financial sector. Further research could explore the integration of additional datasets to enhance predictive capabilities and evaluate the method's scalability across different economic sectors. Model selection is formalised as θ̂=argminθ∈Θ(θ)+λ\,Ω(θ)\ with consistency under mild identifiability assumptions.
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