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Explainability of Machine Learning Models for Bankruptcy Prediction [PDF]
IEEE Access, 2021 As the amount of data increases, it is more likely that the assumptions in the existing economic analysis model are unsatisfied or make it difficult to establish a new analysis model.
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Modelling bankruptcy prediction models in Slovak companies [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2017 An intensive research from academics and practitioners has been provided regarding models for bankruptcy prediction and credit risk management. In spite of numerous researches focusing on forecasting bankruptcy using traditional statistics techniques (e ...
Kovacova Maria, Kliestikova Jana
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Evaluation of suitability of bankruptcy prediction models
Business: Theory and Practice, 2006 Financial data is the main source of enterprise bankruptcy prediction. Applying bankruptcy prediction models, which consist of significant financial ratios, is one of the most simple as well as accurate ways for predicting bankruptcy of enterprises. With
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CORPORATE BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY PREDICTION MODEL
Technological and Economic Development of Economy, 2021 In any competitive economy, the risk of bankruptcy is pervasive. The research aims to contribute in improving the predictive power of bankruptcy and insolvency risk among companies by introducing new methods of processing and validation. This paper investigates the extensive application of the Z score model for predicting the economic-financial ...
Voda, Alina Daniela +4 more
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Probabilistic modeling and visualization for bankruptcy prediction [PDF]
Applied Soft Computing, 2017 Display Omitted Application of the Gaussian process classification framework in the bankruptcy prediction problem.A complete graphical visualization technique for model performance comparison.An averaged probabilistic confusion matrix generated for a probabilistic view.An in-depth empirical study of a real-world bankruptcy datasets with different class
Francisco Antunes +2 more
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Journal of Business Economics, 2022 AbstractThis study uses generalized additive models to identify and analyze nonlinear relationships between accounting-based and market-based independent variables and how these affect bankruptcy predictions. Specifically, it examines the independent variables that Altman (J Financ 23:589–609, 1968; Predicting financial distress of companies ...
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Development of Bankruptcy Prediction Model for Latvian Companies
Complex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly, 2021 This article addresses the financial performance prediction for Latvian companies. It is of critical importance to be able to provide timely warnings to management, investors, employees, stakeholders and other interested parties who wish to reduce their losses.
Arnis Stasko +2 more
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Bankruptcy Prediction Models Based on Value Measures [PDF]
Journal of Risk and Financial Management, 2020 In the existing studies devoted to predicting bankruptcy, the authors of such models only used book measures. Considering the fact that the evolution of corporate measure efficiency (in addition to book measures) brought into existence and exposed the importance of cash measures, market measures, and measures based on the economic profit concept, it is
Andrzej Jaki, Wojciech Ćwięk
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A Global Model for Bankruptcy Prediction
PLOS ONE, 2016 The recent world financial crisis has increased the number of bankruptcies in numerous countries and has resulted in a new area of research which responds to the need to predict this phenomenon, not only at the level of individual countries, but also at a global level, offering explanations of the common characteristics shared by the affected companies.
David Alaminos +2 more
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Risks, 2023 Credit-risk models that are designed for general application across sectors may not be suitable for the construction industry, which has unique characteristics and financial risks that require specialised modelling approaches.
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