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. 2022 Aug 11:1–18. Online ahead of print. doi: 10.1057/s41264-022-00176-7

Table 3.

Detailed future research recommendations—Theme: Processes

References Future research directions Sub-themes Deficit Authors recommendations Themes
Baesens et al. (2005) Increase data size and examine the impact of time varying inputs AI and credit Variables

• Investigate different variables (e.g., demographic information) and methods (e.g., different feature selection [FS] algorithms) using AI in the credit scoring, analyses, and granting processes

• Examine AI-driven credit models using advanced algorithms and practical case studies

• Explore new aspects of risks presented with the introduction of AI technologies

Processes
Ince and Aktan (2009) More research using NN and regression trees for credit scoring models Method
Kao et al. (2012) Investigate the model with different variables Variables
Akkoç (2012) Test the model with different variations Method
Koutanaei et al. (2015) Investigate using other FS algorithms. Perform comprehensive parameters settings Method
Ala'raj and Abbod (2016) Test the model with different variations Method
Vahid and Ahmadi (2016) Test the model developed with different variables Variables
Mall (2018) Test the model developed with different variables Variables
Chopra and Bhilare (2018) Investigate the practical use of the model Implications
Jagtiani and Lemieux (2019) Explore other aspects of risk to borrowers presented by new innovations New dimension
Daqar and Arqawi (2020) Test the model further using demographic information Variables
Alborzi and Khanbabaei (2016) Deploy other ANN, use more relevant variables, and apply association rule technique AI and services Method • Explore different methods (e.g., deploy other artificial neural network approaches) included in the use of AI in financial institutions
Guotai et al. (2017) Include other financial products New dimension