Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2002

Introduction pp. 183-184

Ulrich Reimer and Dimitris Karagiannis

Approaches to locating expertise using corporate knowledge pp. 185-200

Richard Crowder, Gareth Hughes and Wendy Hall

End‐user access to multiple sources: incorporating knowledge discovery into knowledge management pp. 201-214

Katharina Morik, Christian Hüppe and Klaus Unterstein

Business process semi‐automation based on business model management pp. 215-234

Koichi Terai, Masahiko Sawai, Naoki Sugiura, Noriaki Izumi and Takahira Yamaguchi

Instruments to visualize design engineering information and activities in automotive supplier companies pp. 235-252

Regine W. Vroom, Imre Horváth and Wilfred F. van der Vegte

Process‐oriented knowledge management systems based on KM‐services: the PROMOTE® approach pp. 253-267

Robert Woitsch and Dimitris Karagiannis

The General Motors' variation‐reduction adviser: an example of grassroots knowledge management development pp. 269-276

Alexander P. Morgan, John A. Cafeo, Diane I. Gibbons, Ronald M. Lesperance, Gulcin H. Sengir and Andrea M. Simon

Volume 11, issue 3, 2002

Web usage mining approaches to page recommendation and restructuring pp. 137-148

Hiroshi Ishikawa, Manabu Ohta, Shohei Yokoyama, Junya Nakayama and Kaoru Katayama

A new data model for XML databases pp. 149-157

Richard Ho, Li Bai and David Elliman

Ontological modelling of e‐services to ensure appropriate mobile transactions pp. 159-172

Vagan Terziyan

Towards an ontology for electronic transaction services pp. 173-181

Nick Adams, John Fraser, Ann Macintosh and Andy McKay‐Hubbard

Volume 11, issue 2, 2002

An approximation algorithm for optimal consumption/investment problems pp. 55-69

Sanjiv Ranjan Das and Rangarajan K. Sundaram

The optimal timing of the transfer of hidden reserves in the German and Austrian tax systems pp. 71-88

Manfred Frühwirth

Tail‐dependence in stock‐return pairs pp. 89-107

Ines Fortin and Christoph Kuzmics

Simulation Monte Carlo methods in extended stochastic volatility models pp. 109-117

Miroslav Šimandl and Tomáš Soukup

Index forecasting and model selection pp. 119-135

Christian Haefke and Christian Helmenstein

Volume 11, issue 1, 2002

Facilitating knowledge flow through the enterprise pp. 1-8

Jeanette Bruno

Organizing and personalizing intelligence gathering from the web pp. 9-21

Hwee‐Leng Ong, Ah‐Hwee Tan, Jamie Ng, Hong Pan and Qiu‐Xiang Li

Summarizing electronic discourse pp. 23-38

Robert Farrell

Reorganizing web sites based on user access patterns pp. 39-53

Yongjian Fu, Ming‐Yi Shih, Mario Creado and Chunhua Ju

Volume 10, issue 4, 2001

Data mining using a genetic algorithm‐trained neural network pp. 201-210

Randall S. Sexton and Naheel A. Sikander

Executable declarative business rules and their use in electronic commerce pp. 211-223

G. Antoniou and M. Arief

A data mining approach to financial time series modelling and forecasting pp. 225-239

Zoran Vojinovic, Vojislav Kecman and Rainer Seidel

Volume 10, issue 3, 2001

A longitudinal study of applicable decision aids for detailed tasks in a financial audit pp. 139-154

Mohammad Abdolmohammadi and Catherine Usoff

Linear models for minimizing misclassification costs in bankruptcy prediction pp. 155-168

Sudhir Nanda and Parag Pendharkar

Off‐site monitoring systems for predicting bank underperformance: a comparison of neural networks, discriminant analysis, and professional human judgment pp. 169-186

Philip Swicegood and Jeffrey A. Clark

A multi‐agent‐based negotiation support system for distributed transmission cost allocation pp. 187-200

Yonghe Yan, Jerome Yen and Tung Bui

Volume 10, issue 2, 2001

Bankruptcy prediction of financially stressed firms: an examination of the predictive accuracy of artificial neural networks pp. 69-81

Murugan Anandarajan, Picheng Lee and Asokan Anandarajan

Predicting direction shifts on Canadian–US exchange rates with artificial neural networks pp. 83-96

Jefferson T. Davis, Athanasios Episcopos and Sannaka Wettimuny

Evaluating business credit risk by means of approach‐integrating decision rules and case‐based learning pp. 97-114

Jerzy Stefanowski and Szymon Wilk

Wrapped input selection using multilayer perceptrons for repeat‐purchase modeling in direct marketing pp. 115-126

Stijn Viaene, Bart Baesens, Dirk Van den Poel, Guido Dedene and Jan Vanthienen

Cluster analysis using a validated self‐organizing method: cases of problem identification pp. 127-138

Shouhong Wang

Volume 10, issue 1, 2001

Decision‐making capabilities of a hybrid system applied to the auditor's going‐concern assessment pp. 1-23

Mary Jane Lenard, Pervaiz Alam, David Booth and Gregory Madey

Supporting virtual organizations through constraint fusion pp. 25-37

Alun Preece

Clustering technique for risk classification and prediction of claim costs in the automobile insurance industry pp. 39-50

Ai Cheo Yeo, Kate A. Smith, Robert J. Willis and Malcolm Brooks

Decision making using time‐dependent knowledge: knowledge augmentation using qualitative reasoning pp. 51-66

Song Jin Yu, Sang Chan Park and Jyun‐Cheng Wang

Volume 9, issue 4, 2000

Design principles for long‐lived Internet agents pp. 217-236

Robert J. Kauffman, Salvatore T. March and Charles A. Wood

Agent‐based supply chain disintermediation versus re‐intermediation: economic and technological perspectives pp. 237-256

Mark Nissen

Agent‐based stochastic production lines design pp. 257-270

D. J. Wu

Dynamic pricing in a reputation‐brokered agent‐mediated marketplace pp. 271-286

Giorgos Zacharia, Theodoros Evgeniou and Pattie Maes

Volume 9, issue 3, 2000

The efficacy of red flags in predicting the SEC's targets: an artificial neural networks approach pp. 145-157

Ehsan Feroz, Taek Mu Kwon, Victor S. Pastena and Kyungjoo Park

Developing a bankruptcy prediction model via rough sets theory pp. 159-173

Thomas E. Mckee

Management control of complex, mission‐critical processes pp. 175-193

William E. Spangler and James M. Peters

The impacts of electronic commerce on auditing practices: an auditing process model for evidence collection and validation pp. 195-216

Chien‐Chih Yu, Hung‐Chao Yu and Chi‐Chun Chou

Volume 9, issue 2, 2000

Integrating machine learning and workflow management to support acquisition and adaptation of workflow models pp. 67-92

Joachim Herbst and Dimitris Karagiannis

Development of a case‐based decision support system for process modeling in BPR pp. 93-105

Sang‐Ii Kim, Jae Kyeong Kim and Soung Hie Kim

Management of reengineering knowledge: AI‐based approaches pp. 107-118

Daniel O'Leary

Artificial neural networks in accounting and finance: modeling issues pp. 119-144

James R. Coakley and Carol E. Brown

Volume 9, issue 1, 2000

Credit scoring and reject inference with mixture models pp. 1-8

A.J. Feelders

Restructuring the credit process: behaviour scoring for german corporates pp. 9-21

Sebastian Fritz and Detlef Hosemann

The relevance of trends for predictions of stock returns pp. 23-34

Thomas Hellström and Kenneth Holmström

Multivariate volatility analysis of VW stock prices pp. 35-54

Helmut Herwartz and Helmut Lütkepohl

A methodology for modeling influence diagrams: a case‐based reasoning approach pp. 55-63

Jae Kwang Lee, Jae Kyeong Kim and Soung Hie Kim