학술논문

Applications of Intelligent Model to Analyze the Green Finance for Environmental Development in the Context of Artificial Intelligence.
Document Type
Article
Source
Computational Intelligence & Neuroscience. 7/7/2022, p1-8. 8p.
Subject
*ARTIFICIAL intelligence
*RENEWABLE energy sources
*INDUSTRIAL pollution
*ELECTRIC power production
*ENERGY consumption
*SOLAR energy
*CARBON emissions
*FINANCE software
Language
ISSN
1687-5265
Abstract
Green finance can be referred to as financial investments made on sustainable projects and policies that focus on a sustainable economy. The procedures include promoting renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, water sanitation, industrial pollution control, transportation pollution control, reduction of deforestation, and carbon emissions, etc. Mainly, these green finance initiatives are carried out by private and public agents like business organizations, banks, international organizations, government organizations, etc. Green finance provides a financial solution to create a positive impact on society and leads to environmental development. In the age of artificial intelligence, all industries adopt AI technologies. In this research, we see the applications of the intelligent model to examine the green finance for ecological advancement with regard to artificial intelligence. Feasible transportation and energy proficiency and power transmission are two significant fields to be advanced and focused on minimizing the carbon impression in these industries. Renewable sources like solar energies for power generation and electric vehicles are to be researched and developed. This R&D requires a considerable fund supply, thus comes the green finance. Globally, green finance plays a vital role in creating a sustainable environment. In this research, for performing the green finance analysis, financial maximally filtered graph (FMFG) algorithm is implemented in different domains. The proposed algorithm is compared with the neural model and observed that the proposed model has obtained 98.85% of accuracy which is higher than the neural model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]