2021
DOI: 10.1007/s42488-021-00042-6
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Online supply chain financial risk assessment based on improved random forest

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“…Both linear regression and nonlinear regression belong to SVM regression [27,28]. For linear regression, there is a function shown in Eq (9):…”
Section: Svm Model Analysis and Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Both linear regression and nonlinear regression belong to SVM regression [27,28]. For linear regression, there is a function shown in Eq (9):…”
Section: Svm Model Analysis and Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The minimum value ω needs to be found to ensure the smoothness of Eq (9). Therefore, this paper assumes that there is a function f that can estimate all (x i , y i ) within the accuracy ε, and solving the minimum value ω becomes a convex optimization problem, as shown in Eqs (10) and (11):…”
Section: Svm Model Analysis and Implementationmentioning
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“…Zhao used the quantitative analysis method to evaluate financial risks, but this method has certain subjectivity [7]. Zhang et al used the random forest algorithm to evaluate financial risks, which provides a reference for the evaluation of financial risks of supply chain [8]. rough the above research, it can be seen that trying to apply different deep learning algorithms in financial abnormal recognition and risk warning can not only improve the accuracy of financial recognition but also become the focus of discussing and studying the application of deep learning.…”
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“…Capital asset pricing model is a very classic measure of market risk, which is developed based on Markowitz's portfolio theory [9,10]. e calculation of the commonly used method mainly depends on the historical data to calculate the VAR value, that is, to calculate the VAR of all financial assets in the portfolio and the income distribution of the entire portfolio [11][12][13][14][15].…”
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confidence: 99%