Construction of Rural Financial Organization Spatial Structure and Service Management Model Based on Deep Convolutional Neural Network

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Abstract

Local credit cooperatives have long played an important role in local financial services. It has made a significant contribution to agricultural production, farmers' incomes, and the economic development of rural areas. In particular, as a financial instrument serving farmers, microfinance management by local credit cooperatives plays a key role in pursuing profits and fulfilling social responsibility. It was therefore important to obtain effective instruments for combating poverty in rural areas from all walks of society. This paper first outlines the development of microfinance loans in Germany and other countries and describes the current situation and some of the challenges facing local credit cooperatives in financial management. Next, we present the basic concepts of data mining, describe the common methods and key techniques of data mining, analyze and compare the properties of the individual data, and show how the associated mining can actually be performed. Next, we will explain the basic model of microfinance for farmers and some risks in detail and analyze and evaluate the characteristics of these risks in the context of local credit cooperatives. As a result, this paper proposes an improved deep convolutional neural network. The optimized algorithm selects the optimal weight threshold value and different iteration times. The results are fewer errors, the results are closer to the correct data, and the efficiency is better than before. The algorithm is more efficient because errors have been greatly reduced and the time spent on them has been slightly reduced.

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Liu, Y. (2021). Construction of Rural Financial Organization Spatial Structure and Service Management Model Based on Deep Convolutional Neural Network. Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/7974175

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