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High-Performance Bankruptcy Prediction Model using Graphics Processing Units

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Abstract

In recent years the the potential and programmability of Graphics Processing Units (GPU) has raised a noteworthy interest in the research community for applications that demand high-computational power. In particular, in financial applications containing thousands of high-dimensional samples, machine learning techniques such as neural networks are often used. One of their main limitations is that the learning phase can be extremely consuming due to the long training times required which constitute a hard bottleneck for their use in practice. Thus their implementation in graphics hardware is highly desirable as a way to speed up the training process. In this paper we present a bankruptcy prediction model based on the parallel implementation of the Multiple BackPropagation (MBP) algorithm which is tested on a real data set of French companies (healthy and bankrupt). Results by running the MBP algorithm in a sequential processing CPU version and in a parallel GPU implementation show reduced computational costs with respect to the latter while yielding very competitive performance.

Subject

GPU Computing, Neural networks

Conference

IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence (WCCI 2010), July 2010

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