Post by seabbs on Aug 25, 2017 10:02:59 GMT
Hi guys,
I've been using FS for a while but have had my main focus on FC. I've been doing exploratory data analysis on the FC loan book and have made a web app for others to do the same (www.seabbs.co.uk/shiny/fcdashboard). Given FC's recent changes I am interested in looking elsewhere - FS seems like a good option. However their dashboard, statistics releases etc. make me slightly concerned as they are very limited. Having to trust a black box is not ideal - especially when the performance statistics are so limited.
I was wondering what data FS releases - I have had a look around their website and apart from a limited statistics page, I haven't found much. Preferably I would like a full release of their loanbook, and the option to download your personal/current loanbook. From this, I could then make an improved dashboard for my own use (or anyone else's if there is interest). If I haven't found it because they don't release data what steps do you guys take to check the performance of your loan books?
Seabbs
I've been using FS for a while but have had my main focus on FC. I've been doing exploratory data analysis on the FC loan book and have made a web app for others to do the same (www.seabbs.co.uk/shiny/fcdashboard). Given FC's recent changes I am interested in looking elsewhere - FS seems like a good option. However their dashboard, statistics releases etc. make me slightly concerned as they are very limited. Having to trust a black box is not ideal - especially when the performance statistics are so limited.
I was wondering what data FS releases - I have had a look around their website and apart from a limited statistics page, I haven't found much. Preferably I would like a full release of their loanbook, and the option to download your personal/current loanbook. From this, I could then make an improved dashboard for my own use (or anyone else's if there is interest). If I haven't found it because they don't release data what steps do you guys take to check the performance of your loan books?
Seabbs