2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.intfin.2012.04.008
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A variable impact neural network analysis of dividend policies and share prices of transportation and related companies

Abstract: a b s t r a c tThe purpose of this research is to investigate dividend policy, including its impact on share prices of transportation providers and related service companies, by comparing generalized regression neural networks with conventional regressions. Our results using regressions reveal that for Europe and for the US and Canada the market-to-book-value, as a surrogate for growth opportunities, fulfils expectations of pressures on dividends leading to a negative association with dividend yields in accord… Show more

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“…Both Networks are theoretically like k-Nearest Neighbour known as k-NN but with completely different applications. Furthermore, Abdou et al, (2012Abdou et al, ( , 2021 explained that GRNN does not require various stationarity tests that regression family models would require. Figure 5 presents an example of a GRNN architecture.…”
Section: Generalised Regression Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both Networks are theoretically like k-Nearest Neighbour known as k-NN but with completely different applications. Furthermore, Abdou et al, (2012Abdou et al, ( , 2021 explained that GRNN does not require various stationarity tests that regression family models would require. Figure 5 presents an example of a GRNN architecture.…”
Section: Generalised Regression Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We found that neural networks, namely GRNN, have been neglected in extant research. Following previous literature on other finance disciplines such as dividend policy (Abdou, Pointon, El-Masry, Olugbode, & Lister, 2012), which has found that nonlinear neural networks outperformed conventional regressions and capital structure (Abdou, Kuzmic, Pointon, & Lister, 2012;Pao, 2008), and that neural networks accomplish better model-fitting and predictions, we expect that our GRNN can enhance the quality of conventional regressions and provide results that are more robust. The following hypothesis is therefore proposed:…”
Section: Corporate Governance-earnings Management Nexus Statisticalmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Their results documented that SVM outperforms other techniques to forecast dividend policy. Abdou et al ( 2012 ) predicted the share price and dividend yield performance of transportation globally from 2005 to 2012. They revealed that the generalized regression neural network performs well in minimizing errors and is better than the conventional regressions.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%