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Credit scoring development in the light of the new Brazilian General Data Protection Law
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With the advent of the new Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) which determines the right to the explanation of automated decisions, the use of non-interpretable models for human beings, known as black boxes, for the purposes of credit risk assessment may remain unfeasible. Thus, three diff
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