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    Title: Corporate Governance and Equity Evaluation: Nonlinear Modeling via Neural Networks
    Authors: 陳樹衡;H.-S Kao;J.-Z Lee
    Chen,Shu-Heng;Kao,Hui-Sung;Lee,Jan-Zan
    Contributors: 政大經濟系
    Keywords: Neural network;Ohlson model;Corporate governance
    Date: 2010
    Issue Date: 2011-07-28 10:36:22 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: This study queries the linear information dynamics (LIM) assumption of the Ohlson
    (1995) valuation model, for it is as if the assumption of linear information dynamics (LIM)
    does not exist. Prior studies used the OLS model to estimate the relationship between firm
    value and corporate governance but in the wrong way. This may have been due to problems
    with the model’s specifications which led to the wrong empirical results. Thus, the purpose
    of this paper is to demonstrate that the artificial neural network (ANN) model is better than
    the OLS model. Moreover, we will examine whether a nonlinear model created by an
    artificial neural network (ANN) model will perform the best in predicting firm value.
    The empirical results indicate that the proposed neural network model can forecast
    firm values more accurately and have better explanatory power than the conventional OLS
    model. Even after 100 epochs of iterative simulation, the neural network still outperforms
    the OLS model in terms of explaining the training sample, verification sample, testing
    sample, and the holdout sample, with the confidence levels ranging from 99%~100%. The
    forecasted results are also tested using differential analysis. It is discovered that the MSE is
    extremely low, meaning that the accuracy of the neural network model is very high. The
    100-epoch simulation and sensitivity test both empirically validate the robustness of the
    research results. The superior forecasting capability of neural networks found in this paper
    can be a reference for both the regulator concerned and for investors in decision making.
    Relation: International Research Journal of Finance and Economics, 41, 68-92
    Data Type: article
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