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(3) All experiments were conducted between tanh-sigmoid combo (Model
I) and sigmoid-sigmoid combo (Model II). The activation function
combos can be more multiple, for example, tanh-tanh, ReLU-sigmoid.
(4) In this research, only NN models were applied and compared to
417 nalyse the bank clients’ data. Several other machine learning
models, like DT and SVM, also have quite good prediction capacity. In
the future, the comparison experiments between different kinds of
models can be conducted. After conducting these several work goals,
the NN model performance may have a more satisfactory and robust
performance.

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