• Title of article

    HybridizingprinciplesofTOPSISwithcase-basedreasoning for businessfailureprediction

  • Author/Authors

    Hui Li ، نويسنده , , HojjatAdeli، نويسنده , , JieSun، نويسنده , , Jian-GuangHan ، نويسنده ,

  • Issue Information
    ماهنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2011
  • Pages
    11
  • From page
    409
  • To page
    419
  • Abstract
    Case-basedreasoning(CBR)solvesmanyreal-worldproblemsundertheassumptionthatsimilar observationshavesimilar outputs. Asanimplementationofthisassumptionandinspiredbythe techniquefororderperformancebythesimilaritytoidealsolution(TOPSIS),thispaperproposesanew type ofmultiplecriteriaCBRmethodforbinarybusinessfailureprediction(BFP)withsimilaritiesto positiveandnegativeidealcases(SPNIC).Assumingthatthebinarypredictionofbusinessfailure generatestworesults,i.e.,failureandnon-failure,wesettheprincipleofthisCBRforecastingmethod which istermedasSPNIC-basedCBRasfollows:newobservationsshouldhavethesameoutputas the positiveornegativeidealcasetowhichtheyaremoresimilar.FromtheperspectiveofCBR,the SPNIC-basedCBRforecastingmethodconsistsofR4 processes:retrievingpositiveandnegativeideal cases,reusingsolutionsofidealcasestoforecast,retain cases, andreconstructthecasebase.Asa demonstration,weappliedthismethodtoforecastbusinessfailureinChinawiththreedata representationsofa formerly collected dataset from normaleconomicenvironment and arepresentation of a recently collecteddataset from financial crisis environment. TheresultsindicatethatthisnewCBR forecastingmethodcanproducesignificantlybettershort-termdiscriminatecapabilitythan comparativemethods,exceptforsupportvectormachine,innormaleconomicenvironment;Onthe contrary,itcannotproduceacceptableperformanceinfinancialcrisisenvironment.Furthertopics aboutthismethodarediscussed.
  • Keywords
    TOPSIS , Multiple criteria case-based reasoning , Similarities to positive and negative ideal cases , Business failure prediction
  • Journal title
    Computers and Operations Research
  • Serial Year
    2011
  • Journal title
    Computers and Operations Research
  • Record number

    927866