2017
DOI: 10.20869/auditf/2017/147/385
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Using fuzzy c-means clustering algorithm in financial health scoring

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“…S. Gokten et al also applied the method on financial health scoring applies the FCM algorithm to produce unique and sensitive financial scores. Their results show that the calculated scores are consistent with short-term price formations in terms of investor behavior and that the FCM clustering algorithm could be used to sort companies from a more sensitive perspective [34]. We use this technique to model the trajectories of mesoscale oceanic eddy.…”
Section: Results Of Anfis-fcm Models Using Both Approachesmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…S. Gokten et al also applied the method on financial health scoring applies the FCM algorithm to produce unique and sensitive financial scores. Their results show that the calculated scores are consistent with short-term price formations in terms of investor behavior and that the FCM clustering algorithm could be used to sort companies from a more sensitive perspective [34]. We use this technique to model the trajectories of mesoscale oceanic eddy.…”
Section: Results Of Anfis-fcm Models Using Both Approachesmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…The initial 21 financial indicators are determined from the five aspects of enterprise repayment ability, profitability, operating ability, development ability, and cash flow ability (Gokten et al, 2017), with varying degrees of influence. In order to improve the efficiency and practicality of the early warning model, 21 financial indicators are analysed and researched, and as few and representative indicators as possible are selected to reflect as much information as possible, so that the selected indicators can effectively distinguish ST companies from non-ST companies.…”
Section: Experimental Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This algorithm specifies a membership value to the items of the data for the clusters within a scope of 1 to 0. Thus an amount of fuzzy sets of partial membership can be incorporated and forms overlapping clusters for supporting it (10). This algorithm requires an argument known a fuzzification (m) which has a domain [1, n].…”
Section: Fcmmentioning
confidence: 99%