Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management

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Volume 8, issue 4, 1999

Credit risk modeling strategies: the road to serfdom? pp. 225-235

Dirk‐Emma Baestaens

Hedging derivative securities with genetic programming pp. 237-251

Shu‐Heng Chen, Wo‐Chiang Lee and Chia‐Hsuan Yeh

Shock around the clock—on the causal relations between international stock markets, the strength of causality and the intensity of shock transmission: an econometric analysis pp. 253-270

Robert Dornau

Credit scoring and reject inference with mixture models pp. 271-279

A.J. Feelders

Dynamic aspects in neural classification pp. 281-296

Carsten Lanquillon

Volume 8, issue 3, 1999

An examination of the psychological traits that affect the ability of tax experts to communicate their expertise pp. 145-158

Robert H. Michaelsen and Nancy B. Nichols

Risk assessment in internal auditing: a neural network approach pp. 159-180

Sridhar Ramamoorti, Andrew D. Bailey and Richard O. Traver

REACH: automated database design integrating first‐order theories, reconstructive expertise, and implementation heuristics for accounting information systems pp. 181-197

Stephen R. Rockwell and William E. McCarthy

Consideration of the social context of auditors’ reliance on expert system output during evaluation of loan loss reserves pp. 199-213

Laurie Swinney

A belief‐function model for the representation and the combination of uncertain audit evidence pp. 215-224

Carine Van Den Acker

Volume 8, issue 2, 1999

A validated expert system for decision making in corporate recovery pp. 75-88

Philip A Collier, Stewart A Leech and Nicole Clark

SCOPE: a blackboard model‐based decision support system for crude‐oil trading pp. 89-104

Joseph G. Davis, Eswaran Subrahmanian and Arthur W. Westerberg

Multiagent systems for workflow pp. 105-117

Munindar P. Singh and Michael N. Huhns

Algorithms for handling soft constraints and their applications to staff scheduling problems pp. 119-129

Qi Zhao and Randy Goebel

A game‐theoretic approach to decision making under uncertainty pp. 131-143

Ronald R. Yager

Volume 8, issue 1, 1999

Preface pp. 1-1

Jae Kyu Lee and Ingoo Han

Stockbot: a monitoring and acting software agent for stock markets pp. 3-14

Alfredo Milani and Stefano Marcugini

Learning agent architecture for design and manufacturing knowledge on the Web: an extension of enterprise resource planning capabilities pp. 15-24

Steven H. Kim

Computer‐aided auditing of inter‐organizational trade procedures pp. 25-44

R.W.H. Bons, R.M. Lee and R.W. Wagenaar

Dynamic web server construction on the intranet using a change management framework pp. 45-60

Soon‐Young Huh and Kyoung‐Ll Bae

Risk analysis for electronic commerce using case‐based reasoning pp. 61-73

Changduk Jung, Ingoo Han and Bomil Suh

Volume 7, issue 4, 1998

Knowledge‐based management support: an application of diagnostic reasoning to corporate financing decisions pp. 199-211

Meral Binbasioglu and Edward J. Zychowicz

A fuzzy logic‐driven multiple knowledge integration framework for improving the performance of expert systems pp. 213-222

Kun Chang Lee, Jae Ho Han, Yong Uk Song and Won Jun Lee

A rule‐based fuzzy reasoning system for assessing the risk of management fraud pp. 223-241

Ashutosh Deshmukh and Lakshminarayana Talluru

The fuzzy multicriteria analysis method: an application on NPV ranking pp. 243-252

Emmanuel E. Haven

Neural networks for the analysis and forecasting of advertising and promotion impact pp. 253-268

Hean‐Lee Poh, Jingtao Yao and Teo Jašic

Volume 7, issue 3, 1998

Data mining computer audit logs to detect computer misuse pp. 125-134

Sharon Kay Heatley and James R. Otto

The design of EDI controls using case‐based reasoning: EDICBR pp. 135-152

Sangjae Lee and Ingoo Han

IN‐QUOTES: a knowledge‐based system for supporting decision making in weakly structured domains pp. 153-171

Anne P. Massey and Susan A. Brown

Using a genetic algorithm‐based classifier system for modeling auditor decision behavior in a fraud setting pp. 173-186

Orion J. Welch, Thomas E. Reeves and Sandra T. Welch

Using neural networks to predict corporate failure pp. 187-197

Daniel E. O’Leary

Volume 7, issue 2, 1998

Comparative performance of backpropagation networks designed by genetic algorithms and heuristics pp. 69-79

James V. Hansen

Refining the behavior of multiple expert systems: a concept and empirical results pp. 81-90

Clyde Holsapple, Anita Lee and James Otto

An intelligent agent‐based competitive contract process: UNIK‐AGENT pp. 91-105

Jae Kyu Lee and Woongkyu Lee

A structured approach to conflict prediction in information systems strategy implementation pp. 107-124

G.M. McGrath, C.N.G. Dampney and E. More

Volume 7, issue 1, 1998

Experiences with EXGAME: an expert system for playing a competitive business game pp. 1-19

Y. Duan, J.S. Edwards and P.C. Robins

Neural network detection of management fraud using published financial data pp. 21-41

Kurt M. Fanning and Kenneth O. Cogger

Real option valuation with neural networks pp. 43-52

Alfred Taudes, Martin Natter and Michael Trcka

Models for designing business situations in the context of mutations pp. 53-66

Eric Revaz and Yves Pigneur

Volume 6, issue 4, 1997

Discovering probabilistic decision rules pp. 269-277

Beat Wüthrich

A bilingual group decision support system pp. 279-285

Milam Aiken, Mark Ulrich and Tommie Singleton

Modelling non‐linearity in economic classification with neural networks pp. 287-301

Hennie Daniels, Bart Kamp and William Verkooijen

An object‐oriented optimal savings system: HYPER‐SAVINGS pp. 303-320

Jae Kyu Lee and Sang Zo Nam

Volume 6, issue 3, 1997

Predicting the outcome following bankruptcy filing: a three‐state classification using neural networks pp. 177-194

Ran Barniv, Anurag Agarwal and Robert Leach

A case‐based reasoning approach to bankruptcy prediction modeling pp. 195-214

Stephanie M. Bryant

Critical factors to consider in the development of an audit client engagement decision expert support system: a Delphi study of Big Six practicing auditors pp. 215-234

Marilyn Magee Greenstein and Diane M. Hamilton

A comparison of the relative costs of financial distress models: artificial neural networks, logit and multivariate discriminant analysis pp. 235-248

Harlan L. Etheridge and Ram S. Sriram

Neural nets or the logit model? A comparison of each model’s ability to predict commercial bank failures pp. 249-264

Timothy B. Bell

Second international meeting on artificial intelligence in accounting, finance and tax, Punta Umbria, Spain, 27–28 September 1996 pp. 265-267

Andrew Lymer

Volume 6, issue 2, 1997

Process Life Cycle Engineering: A Knowledge‐Based Approach and Environment pp. 83-107

Walt Scacchi and Peiwei Mi

Reengineering Support through Measurement‐driven Inference pp. 109-120

Mark E. Nissen

Business Process Modeling from the Control Perspective: The AI Planning Approach pp. 121-139

Joseph Natovich and Miklos A. Vasarhelyi

An AHP & Survey for Selecting Workflow Management Systems pp. 141-161

Jinwoo Kim and Jae Yun Moon

Knowledge‐Based Simulation for Business Process Redesign pp. 163-176

Deb Ghosh, Sumit Sarkar and Paul Dardeau

Volume 6, issue 1, 1997

Adaptive Methods in Macroeconomic Forecasting pp. 1-10

Christian Haefke, Martin Natter, Tarun Soni and Heinrich Otruba

Stock Price Prediction Using Prior Knowledge and Neural Networks pp. 11-22

Kazuhiro Kohara, Tsutomu Ishikawa, Yoshimi Fukuhara and Yukihiro Nakamura

Ordinal Pairwise Partitioning (OPP) Approach to Neural Networks Training in Bond rating pp. 23-40

Young S. Kwon, Ingoo Han and Kun Chang Lee

A Fuzzy Cognitive Map‐Based Bi‐Directional Inference Mechanism: An Application to Stock Investment Analysis pp. 41-57

Kun Chang Lee and Hyun Soo Kim

Predicting Bond Ratings Using Neural Networks: A Comparison with Logistic Regression pp. 59-72

John J. Maher and Tarun K. Sen

Knowledge‐Based Systems in Retail Banking: A Survey of Current Practice pp. 73-81

Yuan Pu Shao, Alan Wilson and Charles Oppenheim