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Document feature_engineering_data_dictionary.xlsx, outputs/ folder, and default vs feature_engineered configs
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| Marienne Dosso | Data Scientist |
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## Data Dictionary
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Reference files under `data_dictionary/`, produced while cleaning
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- **`data_dictionary_summary.csv`**: one row per column: `Variable`, `Description`
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(LendingClub's official column definition), `Missing Values` (count),
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columns that survive the leakage/keep review (median fill, median plus a
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missing-flag column, mode plus flag, or drop rows), with the mechanism and
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reasoning behind each call.
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## Dataset Splits
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Two versions of the same train/validation/test splits are available as separate configs:
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- **`default`** (used automatically if you don't pass a config name): the cleaned,
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target-filtered, leakage-removed, imputed dataset from
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[`notebooks/00_cleaning.ipynb`](https://github.com/BuildersLab/Credit-Risk-Default/blob/main/notebooks/00_cleaning.ipynb),
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before feature engineering. Files under `data/before_feature_engineering/`.
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- **`feature_engineered`**: the same splits after
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[`notebooks/02_feature_engineering.ipynb`](https://github.com/BuildersLab/Credit-Risk-Default/blob/main/notebooks/02_feature_engineering.ipynb)
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(engineered features added, several raw columns consolidated or dropped).
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Files under `data/after_feature_engineering/`.
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```python
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from datasets import load_dataset
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before = load_dataset("BuildersLab/loan-application-dataset") # default config
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after = load_dataset("BuildersLab/loan-application-dataset", "feature_engineered") # after feature engineering
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## Data Dictionary
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Reference files under `data_dictionary/`, produced while cleaning and engineering the LendingClub data (see [`notebooks/00_cleaning.ipynb`](https://github.com/BuildersLab/Credit-Risk-Default/blob/main/notebooks/00_cleaning.ipynb) and [`notebooks/02_feature_engineering.ipynb`](https://github.com/BuildersLab/Credit-Risk-Default/blob/main/notebooks/02_feature_engineering.ipynb)), not Kaggle's raw column list. Each has a different schema, so each CSV is declared as its own config above (see `configs:` in the metadata) rather than being auto-merged.
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- **`data_dictionary_summary.csv`**: one row per column: `Variable`, `Description`
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(LendingClub's official column definition), `Missing Values` (count),
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columns that survive the leakage/keep review (median fill, median plus a
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missing-flag column, mode plus flag, or drop rows), with the mechanism and
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reasoning behind each call.
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- **`feature_engineering_data_dictionary.xlsx`**: 4-sheet workbook covering the
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`feature_engineered` split from `02_feature_engineering.ipynb`: a data
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dictionary, dictionary plus per-column statistics (min/max/mean/std/percentiles
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for numeric columns, unique/top/freq for categorical columns, missing value
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count for all), a full feature x feature correlation matrix, and feature x
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`default` target correlation.
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## Outputs
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Analysis artifacts produced by the notebooks, not part of the model-ready dataset
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itself, live under `outputs/`. Currently the feature x feature correlation matrix
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(`feature_correlation_matrix.csv`) and its heatmap (`feature_correlation_matrix.png`)
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from `02_feature_engineering.ipynb`; later notebooks will add artifacts like SHAP
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plots and evaluation curves here too.
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