Abstract

A new simple scoring technique is developed in a binary supervised classification context when only a few observations areavailable. It consists in two steps: in the first one partial scores are obtained, one for each predictor, either categorical orcontinuous. Each partial score is a discrete variable with 7 values ranging from -3 to 3, based upon an empirical comparison ofthe distributions for each class. In a second step the partial scores are added and standardised into a global score, which allowsa decision rule.This simple technique is successfully compared with classical supervised techniques for a classical benchmark and has beenproved to be especially well fitted in an industrial problem.

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