Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management

1992 - 2025

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Volume 15, issue 3‐4, 2007

Hedonic price models and indices based on boosting applied to the Dutch housing market pp. 85-106

Martijn Kagie and Michiel Van Wezel

Neural network volatility forecasts pp. 107-121

José R. Aragonés, Carlos Blanco and Pablo García Estévez

Interpretable credit model development via artificial neural networks pp. 123-147

Brad S. Trinkle and Amelia A. Baldwin

Volume 15, issue 1‐2, 2007

Combining heterogeneous classifiers for stock selection pp. 1-21

George Albanis and Roy Batchelor

A comparison of nearest neighbours, discriminant and logit models for auditing decisions pp. 23-40

Chrysovalantis Gaganis, Fotios Pasiouras, Charalambos Spathis and Constantin Zopounidis

A genetic algorithm approach to detecting temporal patterns indicative of financial statement fraud pp. 41-56

Bethany Hoogs, Thomas Kiehl, Christina Lacomb and Deniz Senturk

Index tracking with constrained portfolios pp. 57-71

Dietmar Maringer and Olufemi Oyewumi

Knowledge representation of rules: a note pp. 73-84

Daniel O'Leary

Volume 14, issue 4, 2006

Changing investment styles: style creep and style gaming in the hedge fund industry pp. 157-177

Ramin Baghai‐Wadji, Rami El‐Berry, Stefan Klocker and Markus Schwaiger

Assessing early warning signals of currency crises: a fuzzy clustering approach pp. 179-202

Shuhua Liu and Christer K. Lindholm

Volume 14, issue 3, 2006

Opportunities for artificial intelligence development in the accounting domain: the case for auditing pp. 77-86

Amelia A. Baldwin, Carol E. Brown and Brad S. Trinkle

Integrating genetic algorithms and spreadsheets: a capital budgeting application pp. 87-97

R. H. Berry and D. H. F. Manongga

Pattern recognition and financial time‐series pp. 99-115

Dave Elliman

Integrating intelligent systems into marketing to support market segmentation decisions pp. 117-127

Sally Mckechnie

Strategic diagnostics and management decision making: a hybrid knowledge‐based approach pp. 129-155

Luiz Moutinho, Paulo Rita and Shuliang Li

Volume 14, issue 1‐2, 2006

On the design of a real‐time knowledge‐based system for managing logistics operations pp. 3-25

K. H. Chow, K. L. Choy and W. B. Lee

Fuzzy‐logic‐based decision‐making system for stock allocation in a distribution supply chain pp. 27-42

Ying Xie and Dobrila Petrovic

Data mining for improving the solder bumping process in the semiconductor packaging industry pp. 43-57

Chen‐fu Chien, Huan‐chung Li and Angus Jeang

Hybrid approach with an expert system and a genetic algorithm to production management in the supply net pp. 59-76

Anna Ławrynowicz

Volume 13, issue 4, 2005

Interpretability and mean‐square error performance of fuzzy inference systems For Data Mining pp. 185-196

Ashwani Kumar

Explaining qualifications in audit reports using a support vector machine methodology pp. 197-215

Michael Doumpos, Chrysovalantis Gaganis and Fotios Pasiouras

Assessing the predictive performance of artifIcial neural network‐based classifiers based on different data preprocessing methods, distributions and training mechanisms pp. 217-250

Adrian Costea and Iulian Nastac

Volume 13, issue 3, 2005

Modelling small‐business credit scoring by using logistic regression, neural networks and decision trees pp. 133-150

Mirta Bensic, Natasa Sarlija and Marijana Zekic‐Susac

A comparison of machine‐learning classifiers for selecting money managers pp. 151-164

Robert S. Ludwig and Michael J. Piovoso

Forecasting annual excess stock returns via an adaptive network‐based fuzzy inference system pp. 165-177

Brad S. Trinkle

Artificial intelligence (ai) pp. 179-181

Armand Layne

Reader's report on ‘artificial intelligence’ pp. 183-184

Peter Howarth

Volume 13, issue 2, 2005

Constructing a knowledge‐based system to aid scenario‐based strategic planning: an application to the European airline industry pp. 61-79

Fiona Davies, Luiz Moutinho and Graeme Hutcheson

Improving expected tail loss estimates with neural networks pp. 81-94

J. R. Aragonés, C. Blanco and P. García Estévez

Bankruptcy prediction: the influence of the year prior to failure selected for model building and the effects in a period of economic decline pp. 95-112

Paul P. M. Pompe and Jan Bilderbeek

Optimizing object classification under ambiguity/ignorance: application to the credit rating problem pp. 113-130

Malcolm J. Beynon

Volume 13, issue 1, 2005

Challenges and directions in knowledge asset trading pp. 1-15

Dimitris Apostolou, Gregory Mentzas, Andreas Abecker, Wolfgang Maas, Panos Georgolios and Kostas Kafentzis

Knowledge management in enterprises: a research agenda pp. 17-26

Konstantinos Ergazakis, Konstantinos Karnezis, Konstantinos Metaxiotis and Ioannis Psarras

Project selection based on intellectual capital scorecards pp. 27-32

Hennie Daniels and Henk Noordhuis

Optimal asset allocation for a large number of investment opportunities pp. 33-40

Hans Georg Zimmermann and Ralph Grothmann

Predicting mispricing of initial public offerings pp. 41-59

Beat Reber, Bob Berry and Steven Toms

Volume 12, issue 4, 2004

The prediction of profitability using accounting narratives: a variable‐precision rough set approach pp. 227-242

Malcolm J. Beynon, Mark Clatworthy and Michael John Jones

Black–Scholes versus artificial neural networks in pricing FTSE 100 options pp. 243-260

Julia Bennell and Charles Sutcliffe

Feature selection methods involving support vector machines for prediction of insolvency in non‐life insurance companies pp. 261-281

Sancho Salcedo‐Sanz, Mario DePrado‐Cumplido, María Jesús Segovia‐Vargas, Fernando Pérez‐Cruz and Carlos Bousoño‐Calzón

Implementing knowledge management solutions in a public research institution: the CNRS case pp. 283-290

Gérard Lelièvre and Jacques Souillot

Using dialogues with customers as sources of knowledge pp. 291-296

Martin Groen

Volume 12, issue 3, 2004

Natural language interface for multi‐agent contracting system (MACS) pp. 153-165

Victoria Yoon, Bonnie Rubenstein Montano, Teresa Wilson, Stuart Lowry and Jay Liebowitz

Artificial neural networks with feature transformation based on domain knowledge for the prediction of stock index futures pp. 167-176

Kyoung‐Jae Kim

Constraint satisfaction using soft quantifiers pp. 177-186

Ronald R. Yager

A model for valuation of the branch offices of a savings bank based on rough sets pp. 187-213

C. Pérez‐Llera, C. Fernández‐Baizán, J. L. Fanjul and J. Feito

Web information tracking using ontologies pp. 215-225

Alexander Maedche

Volume 12, issue 2, 2004

Editorial pp. 83-84

Bob Berry

Machine‐independent audit trail analysis—a tool for continuous audit assurance pp. 85-102

Peter J. Best, George Mohay and Alison Anderson

The development of an expert system for managerial evaluation of internal controls pp. 103-120

Chuleeporn Changchit and Clyde W. Holsapple

A knowledge‐based framework for incorporating investor's preference into portfolio decision‐making pp. 121-138

Chulsoo Kim and Chaehwan Won

Assessing risks due to threats to internal control in a computer‐based accounting information system: a pragmatic approach based on fuzzy set theory pp. 139-152

Andre de Korvin, Margaret F. Shipley and Khursheed Omer

Volume 12, issue 1, 2004

Editorial pp. 1-4

Bob Berry

Explanation provision and use in an intelligent decision aid pp. 5-27

Vicky Arnold, Nicole Clark, Philip A. Collier, Stewart A. Leech and Steve G. Sutton

Combining data and text mining techniques for analysing financial reports pp. 29-41

Antonina Kloptchenko, Tomas Eklund, Jonas Karlsson, Barbro Back, Hannu Vanharanta and Ari Visa

Hybrid knowledge integration using the fuzzy genetic algorithm: prediction of the Korea stock price index pp. 43-60

Myoung Jong Kim, Ingoo Han and Kun Chang Lee

An adaptive hierarchical fuzzy logic system for modelling of financial systems pp. 61-82

M. Mohammadian and M. Kingham