Financial Fraud Data Analysis Based on Genetic Neural Networks

Authors

  • Ganzhou Wu School of science, Guangdong University of Petrochemical Technology, Maoming 525000, China

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/qymea846

Keywords:

Significance test, GA-BP neural network, Financial data

Abstract

It is used the Guotai An violation database to select 75 listed companies that were punished for financial fraud from 2011 to 2020 as fraud samples, and uses Beasley's matching principle to select 75 non fraud companies that match the fraudulent companies as matching samples. Among the 21 preliminary indicators, SPSS was used for significance testing, and factor analysis was used to reduce the significance indicators. Finally, 5 variables were selected as input variables for the data mining model, while fraud (marked as 2 for fraud and 1 for non fraud) was used as the output variable for identifying financial fraud. Using a GA-BP neural network algorithm to train and model the training group sample data, the accuracy rate reached 87.16%.

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Published

31-08-2026

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