2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0377-2217(01)00259-4
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Economic and financial prediction using rough sets model

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“…In recent years, the application research of rough sets in credit risk evaluation is becoming increasingly prosperous. The research of foreign scholars such as Dimitras et al (1999) [29], Malcolm and Michael (2001) [30], Tay and Shen (2002) [31] and etc has a certain representativeness. At home, Konglin Ke (2006) [32] introduced the rough set model which has nonparametric test characteristics and adaptability to noise data to commercial bank personal credit assessment.…”
Section: Rough Setsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, the application research of rough sets in credit risk evaluation is becoming increasingly prosperous. The research of foreign scholars such as Dimitras et al (1999) [29], Malcolm and Michael (2001) [30], Tay and Shen (2002) [31] and etc has a certain representativeness. At home, Konglin Ke (2006) [32] introduced the rough set model which has nonparametric test characteristics and adaptability to noise data to commercial bank personal credit assessment.…”
Section: Rough Setsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can simplify the indices in the premise of retaining key information and obtain the minimum expression of the knowledge. Pawlak and Hampton [27][28][29][30][31] defined a 2-tuple S = (U, R) to describe the information system, where U is the universe, R is a nonempty finite set of attributes. Let r ∈ R be a property of U , [x] r be the equivalence classes on the properties of the elements of U , and P ⊆ R, P = ∅, P = {r i1 , · · · , r ik }, the intersection of all equivalence relations of P is defined by P = k j=1 r ij , then P is an equivalence relation, noted IN D(P ).…”
Section: Evaluation Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several models based on original rough set theory have been presented to solve different problems [7][8]. It has important applications to artificial intelligence and economic and financial prediction [9][10], as a tool for dealing with vagueness and uncertainty of facts, and in classification.…”
Section: Basic Concepts Of Rough Set Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%