Manting Luo

Dr. Manting Luo

Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing, China

Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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HNHuayong Niu
Huayong Niu
ZZZhishuo Zhang
Zhishuo Zhang
YXYao Xiao
Yao Xiao
MLManting Luo
Manting Luo
YCYumeng Chen
Yumeng Chen
As a major carbon-emitting country, there is an urgent need for China to reduce carbon emissions. Studying the carbon emission efficiency of each province helps us to learn about the characteristics and evolution of regional carbon emissions, which is important for proposing effective and targeted measures to achieve the carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals. This paper measures the carbon emission efficiency of 30 Chinese provinces from 2006 to 2019 based on a three-stage SBM-undesirable model and explores external drivers using stochastic frontier models. The results of the SBM-undesirable model show that the inter-provincial carbon emission efficiency is unevenly distributed and shows a big difference. From the results of the stochastic frontier model analysis, external drivers such as the intensity of finance in environmental protection, the level of economic development, the industrial structure, the level of urbanization, the degree of openness and the level of science as well as technology innovation all have an impact on the emission efficiency. In terms of LSTM model prediction, the model shows an excellent fitting effect, which provides a possible path for carbon emission efficiency prediction. Finally, based on the empirical results and the actual situation of each province in China, this paper proposes relevant feasible suggestions.

30 June 2022 in Applied Sciences
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ZZZhishuo Zhang
Zhishuo Zhang
MLManting Luo
Manting Luo
ZHZhaoting Hu
Zhaoting Hu
HNHuayong Niu
Huayong Niu
Nowadays, China is faced with increasing downward pressure on its economy, along with an expanding business risk on listed companies in China. Listed companies, as the solid foundation of the national economy, once they face a financial crisis, will experience hazards from multiple perspectives. Therefore, the construction of an effective financial crisis early warning model can help listed companies predict, control and resolve their risks. Based on textual data, this paper proposes a web crawler and textual analysis, to assess the sentiment and tone of financial news texts and that of the management discussion and analysis (MD&A) section in annual financial reports of listed companies. The emotional tones of the two texts are used as external and internal information sources for listed companies, respectively, to measure whether they can improve the prediction accuracy of a financial crisis early warning model based on traditional financial indicators. By comparing the early warning effects of thirteen machine learning models, this paper finds that financial news, as external texts, can provide more incremental information for prediction models. In contrast, the emotional tone of MD&A, which can be easily modified by the management, will distort predictions. Comparing the early warning effect of machine learning models with different input feature variables, this paper also finds that DBGT, AdaBoost, random forest and Bagging models maintain stable and accurate sample recognition ability. This paper quantifies financial news texts, unraveling implied information hiding behind the surface, to further improve the accuracy of the financial crisis early warning model. Thus, it provides a new research perspective for related research in the field of financial crisis warnings for listed companies.

HNHuayong Niu
Huayong Niu
ZZZhishuo Zhang
Zhishuo Zhang
MLManting Luo
Manting Luo
Addressing global climate change has become a broad consensus in the international community. Low-carbon economic development, as an effective means to address global climate change issues, has been widely explored and practiced by countries around the world. As major carbon emitting countries, there has been much focus on China, Japan and South Korea, and it is of practical significance to study their low-carbon economic development. To further measure their trend of low-carbon economic development, this paper firstly constructs a low-carbon economic efficiency evaluation index system and uses the Slack Based Measure (SBM) model. This is a kind of data envelopment analysis (DEA) method, with undesirable output based on global covariance to measure the low-carbon economic efficiency of 94 provincial-level administrative divisions (PLADs) in China, Japan, and South Korea from 2013 to 2019. Subsequently, this paper uses 10 mainstream machine learning models and combining them with Grid Search with Cross Validation (GridSearchCV) methods, selects the machine learning model with the best prediction effect. The model predicts the low-carbon economic efficiency of PLADs in China, Japan, and South Korea from 2020 to 2024 based on the parameter configuration for the best prediction effect. Finally, according to the research results, this paper proposes targeted advice for regionalized cooperation on low-carbon economic development in China, Japan, and South Korea to jointly address global climate change issues.

27 August 2022 in Sustainability
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ZZZhishuo Zhang
Zhishuo Zhang
MLManting Luo
Manting Luo
ZLZiyu Luo
Ziyu Luo
HNHuayong Niu
Huayong Niu
With the advent of the Internet era, users from numerous countries can express their opinions on social media platforms represented by Twitter. Unearthing people’s image perceptions of cities from tweets helps relevant organizations understand the image that cities present on mainstream social media and take targeted measures to shape a good international image, which can enhance international tourists’ willingness to travel and strengthen city’s tourism competitiveness. This paper collects nearly 130,000 tweets related to “Beijing” (“Peking”) from 2017–2021 through web-crawler technology, and uses Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency (TF-IDF) keywords statistics, Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) topic mining, and Valence Aware Dictionary and sEntiment Reasoner (VADER) sentiment analysis to further summarize the characteristics of Beijing’s international image and propose strategies to communicate its international image. This research aims to tap into the international image of Beijing presented on Twitter, and provide data support for the relevant Chinese and Beijing authorities to develop communication strategies, as well as providing a reference for other cities aiming to manage their international image.