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Explainable Artificial Intelligence Modeling for Bankruptcy Prediction under Climate Change Risks
Extreme changes in the weather conditions can lead to operational inefficiencies and physical degradation of a firm’s assets. As a consequence, firms with a weak capacity to adapt to such changes can be confronted with financial difficulties. Using explainable artificial intelligence modelling (XAI)
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