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Remarks on the measurement, valuation, and reporting of intangible assets

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Predicting future earnings changes using machine learning and detailed financial data

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Machine learning improves accounting estimates : evidence from insurance payments

Ding, Kexing; Lev, Baruch; Peng, Xuan; Sun, Ting; … - In: Review of accounting studies 25 (2020) 3, pp. 1098-1134

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Financial statement analysis : a new approach

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The informational approach to aggregation in financial statements, extensions

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On the association between smoothing measures and the risk of common stocks

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On the use of the economic concept of human capital in financial statements

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Income variation and balance sheet compositions

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Machine Learning Improves Accounting Estimates : Evidence from Insurance Payments

Ding, Kexing - 2020

Managerial estimates are ubiquitous in accounting: most balance sheet and income statement items are based on estimates; some, such as the pension and employee stock options expenses, derive from multiple estimates. These estimates are affected by objective estimation errors, as well as by...

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