2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.ribaf.2021.101448
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Textual sentiment of comments and collapse of P2P platforms: Evidence from China's P2P market

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“…One of the papers written by Zhang W. related to this issue is entitled “Textual sentiment of comments and collapse of P2P platforms: Evidence from China's P2P market” which aims to explore the opinion and sentiment of comments from investors listed on the peer-to-peer lending platform and their effects against potential failures of the platform. The study's empirical results show that the investor community's positive comments on the platform indicate a lower probability of failure ( Wang et al., 2021 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the papers written by Zhang W. related to this issue is entitled “Textual sentiment of comments and collapse of P2P platforms: Evidence from China's P2P market” which aims to explore the opinion and sentiment of comments from investors listed on the peer-to-peer lending platform and their effects against potential failures of the platform. The study's empirical results show that the investor community's positive comments on the platform indicate a lower probability of failure ( Wang et al., 2021 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many researchers deploy machine learning techniques to forecast whether a P2P lending platform loan can be repaid or when repayment is due. The machine learning technique is applied to increase the accuracy of spotting defaults, such as Logistic Regression [30]- [32], Decision Tree [33], Neural Networks [34]- [36], Support Vector Machine [37], Random Forest [38]- [40], Gradient Boosting Decision Trees [14], [25], [41], and Convolutional Neural Networks [42], [43]. Other algorithms, such as naïve bayes [44][45], C4.5 [46], [47], and K-Nearest Neighbor [48], [49], can also be used as they have the potential to do classification tasks.…”
Section: The Evaluation Of Credit Risk In Peer-to-peer Lending Platformsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li (2020) indicated that decision makers with lower realization ability for textual messages normally have a higher chance of reaching irrational judgments on investments, pension funds, and savings. Zhang et al (2020) and Wang et al (2021) considered textual information to develop a credit risk prediction model. They concluded that the model with textual information performs better than the model without textual information.…”
Section: Textual Information Adopted In the Decision-making Processmentioning
confidence: 99%