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Artificial neural network vs linear discriminant analysis in credit ratings forecast: A comparative study of prediction performances
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Review of Accounting and Finance
Review of Accounting and Finance (2006) 5 (3): 216–227.
Published: 01 July 2006
...). The observed signs of the LDA model coefficients are same as the expected sign. From our analysis, the following four ratios were found to be significant discriminators of credit ratings of the companies at 10 per cent α‐level: Credit rating Neutral nets Forecasting Financial analysis Pattern...
