<![CDATA[Unsecured Credit is one of the credit facilities provided by banks, where the prospective debtor can borrow some amount of fund from the bank without having to provide collateral. Credit scoring is a process that aims to assess the worthiness of credit applications and classify the credit applicants into prospective debtors whose the credit application is worthy to be accepted and prospective debtors whose the credit application should be rejected. One of the statistical methods that can be applied in examining the analysis of credit scoring is the Generalized Mean Distance-Based k-Nearest Neighbor (GMDKNN) classifier. Empirical study on this method uses 23,337 data of prospective debtor of unsecured credit in 2018, with the dependent variable being the credit scoring final decision and seven independent variables, i.e. age, child dependent, length of employment, age of the company, income, loan proposed, and duration of credit. Based on the feature selection test, all independent variables are significantly taking effect on the credit scoring final decision. The best classification model is obtained in the parameters k = 137 and p = -1 with the classification performance metrics represented by the values of APER = 0,2580, accuracy = 74,20%, sensitivity = 0,6083, specificity = 0,8393, AUC = 0,7238, and G-Mean = 0,7146.Keywords: Unsecured Credit, credit scoring, classification, Generalized Mean Distance-Based k-Nearest Neighbor (GMDKNN).]]>
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