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28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'95)
Hawaii, USA
January 04-January 07
ISBN: 0-8186-6940-3
B. Berry, Nottingham Univ., UK
G. Erdogan, Nottingham Univ., UK
D. Trigueiros, Nottingham Univ., UK
The paper discusses the possibility of applying a specific rule induction algorithm, ID3 to various financial data analysis tasks. These tasks include not only model building but also interpreting the outputs of financial models. The algorithm is shown to have major drawbacks as a modelling tool, some of which carry over to the post processing task. The fact that financial variables are often measured on a ration scale also causes problems. The paper examines solutions to the key problems and provides the basis on which analysts can judge the suitability of the algorithm for their own applications.
Index Terms:
corporate modelling; knowledge based systems; inference mechanisms; rule induction; financial modelling; model interpretation; ID3; financial data analysis tasks; model building; post processing task; modelling tool; financial variables; ration scale
Citation:
B. Berry, G. Erdogan, D. Trigueiros, "Rule induction for financial modelling and model interpretation," hicss, pp.177, 28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'95), 1995
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