Analysis of a Debt Collection Process Using Bayesian Networks
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2022-01-04
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Many companies rely on professional debt-collection agencies to handle their outstanding debts. These agencies conduct a debt collection process consisting of successive, escalating actions with the aim of getting a debtor to settle an overdue claim. The sequence of actions is administered by agents who often have to make decisions on a case-by-case basis. This requires understanding of complex data and making decisions under uncertainty. This decision-making process has hardly been investigated so far. We are proposing Bayesian networks as the analytical basis for a decision support system. Bayesian networks are strong in dealing with uncertainties. They can be used for both predicting the success of a case and making recommendations on actions. The evaluation shows that Bayesian networks have a very good predictive performance which gets even better as the process evolves. With this instrument, the agents can make better-informed decisions in the debt collection process.
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Machine Learning and Predictive Analytics in Accounting, Finance, and Management, bayesian network, debt collection, decision support system, prediction
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10 pages
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Proceedings of the 55th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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