AN EXPERIMENT MODEL OF CHANCE DISCOVERY FOR VISUALIZING THE FINANCIAL SITUATION AND TREND
Tzu-Fu Chiu, Chao-Fu Hong, Yu‐Ting Chiu · New Mathematics and Natural Computation · 2010
In order to visualize the financial situation and trend of a company, an experiment model of chance discovery has been proposed, which enables the stakeholders inside and outside the business to recognize the performance of management and realize the possibility of investment. Usually, the statistical analysis and prediction models are common ways to understand the overall financial trend. Apart from analyzing the public offering financial statements directly, some visualization methods are potential approaches for stakeholders to understand the financial status intuitively. Chance discovery is one of the visualization methods which may be suitable for being applied in the exploration of financial status and trend. Using the experiment model, the annual and serial KeyGraphs as well as the trend diagram and integrated map were generated to depict the overview of the successive five-year scenario. Finally, the visualization of financial trend was then attained in this study.