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Schwarz information criterion. As an empirical illustration, the methodology is applied to forecasting the failure of firms in …
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This paper focuses on one of the most determinant processes in business failure assessment: Variable selection. After a … group of business failure assessment methods (linear discriminant analysis, quadratic discriminant analysis, logistic … test, but the most appropriate methods to assess business failure, which constitutes our main contribution. Additionally …
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In this paper we deal with the problem of variable selection in spatiotemporal autoregressive (STAR) models with neighbourhood effects. We propose a procedure to carry out the selection process, taking into account the uncertainty associated with estimation of the parameters and the predictive...
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The paper presents some of the most relevant score functions developed worldwide, used to assess the bankruptcy risk. Among these, we mention the Altman model, developed in 1968, the model elaborated by the Central Bank of France, by Conan and Holder, or by Ohlson. Also, we present the models...
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The paper presents some of the most relevant score functions developed worldwide, used to assess the bankruptcy risk. Among these, we mention the Altman model, developed in 1968, the model elaborated by the Central Bank of France, by Conan and Holder, or by Ohlson. Also, we present the models...
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