AbstractFinancial distress prediction can be formulated as a classification problem and accomplished by advanced data mining techniques. In classification based on multiple criteria linear programming (MCLP), we need to find the optimal solution as a classifier, by solving the MCLP problem. However, the errors can be caused by a fixed cutoff between a “good” group and a “bad” group by MCLP structure. In many applications, such as credit card account classification and bankruptcy prediction, how to handle two types of error is a key issue. Using the structure of multiple criteria and multiple constraint levels linear programming (MC2LP), which allows alterable cutoff, two types of errors can be systematically corrected. In order to do so, a ...
Although multiple criteria mathematical program (MCMP), as an alternative method of classification, ...
NoConflicting rankings corresponding to alternative performance criteria and measures are mostly rep...
This is a pre-print of an article published in Computational Economics. The final authenticated vers...
AbstractFinancial distress prediction can be formulated as a classification problem and accomplished...
Nowadays, how to effectively predict financial distress has become an important issue for companies,...
Purpose: The authors develop a framework to build an early warning mechanism in detecting financial ...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In the Chinese stock market, the unique special treatment (ST) warning mechanism can signal financia...
In the Chinese stock market, the unique special treatment (ST) warning mechanism can signal financia...
In classification based on multiple-criteria linear programming (MCLP), we need to find the optimal ...
Credit risk assessment has gained increasing marked attention in the recent years by researchers, fi...
Although multiple criteria mathematical program (MCMP), as an alternative method of classification, ...
NoConflicting rankings corresponding to alternative performance criteria and measures are mostly rep...
This is a pre-print of an article published in Computational Economics. The final authenticated vers...
AbstractFinancial distress prediction can be formulated as a classification problem and accomplished...
Nowadays, how to effectively predict financial distress has become an important issue for companies,...
Purpose: The authors develop a framework to build an early warning mechanism in detecting financial ...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In studies involving bankruptcy prediction models, since the attention is focused on the classificat...
In the Chinese stock market, the unique special treatment (ST) warning mechanism can signal financia...
In the Chinese stock market, the unique special treatment (ST) warning mechanism can signal financia...
In classification based on multiple-criteria linear programming (MCLP), we need to find the optimal ...
Credit risk assessment has gained increasing marked attention in the recent years by researchers, fi...
Although multiple criteria mathematical program (MCMP), as an alternative method of classification, ...
NoConflicting rankings corresponding to alternative performance criteria and measures are mostly rep...
This is a pre-print of an article published in Computational Economics. The final authenticated vers...