2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10257-019-00424-9
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Big data analysis of e-commerce loan risk of college students in the context of network finance

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“…They are classified into three sub-classes. The first category talks about finance and stock data (Failed 2018c;Haitao 2020;Chen 2018a;Saito and Gupta 2022;Han et al 2023). And the second ).…”
Section: E-commerce Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They are classified into three sub-classes. The first category talks about finance and stock data (Failed 2018c;Haitao 2020;Chen 2018a;Saito and Gupta 2022;Han et al 2023). And the second ).…”
Section: E-commerce Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They found the adaptive features in short-term, high-risk trading when noisy data, like stock prices, were present and showed their ensemble the performance. In (Haitao 2020), the expanding situation of the targeted e-commerce supply chain management information system was proposed. The evaluation results indicated a large-scale reduction of costs and enhancements in the system's efficiency.…”
Section: Overview Of E-commerce Articlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature [11] in the examination of ecommerce consumer preferences found that consumers prefer domestic or closer countries, while pointing out that e-commerce transactions risky orders are carefully reviewed to reduce the risk and loss of customers and sellers. Literature [12] examines and analyzes the current e-commerce supply chain system processes and link junction solutions, emphasizing the integration and unification of the supply chain system information, which can improve the efficiency of the entire e-commerce operation and effectively reduce the cost of this information and operational costs, as well as the potential financial risks. Literature [13] explored the effectiveness of focus theory applied to the ecommerce analysis framework, pointing out that it is feasible and effective to use focus theory to make predictions about consumers' consumption preferences.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%