Abstract

Keeping balanced deposits in commercial banks is of great importance for the rational use of money. This article focuses on logistic regression to forecast the long-term deposit activity of banks. And the visual analysis is helpful to reveal a strong association between people's likelihood of long-term deposits and their age and happiness. In detail, people are less likely to make long-term deposits after the age of 65, i.e., after the age of retirement. In addition, people are more likely to make long-term savings when they have a high life expectancy index, such as when they are married. Finally, the whole logistic regression model is analyzed by using precision, recall, and f1-score. It is concluded that this logistic regression model is very accurate in predicting the long-term deposits of bank customers. However, the concluding section also explores the idea that the overall logistic regression model should use a broader data set for its effectiveness and high accuracy.

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