2021
DOI: 10.14569/ijacsa.2021.0121202
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New Feature Engineering Framework for Deep Learning in Financial Fraud Detection

Abstract: The total losses through online banking in the United Kingdom have increased because fraudulent techniques have progressed and used advanced technology. Using the history transaction data is the limit for discovering various patterns of fraudsters. Autoencoder has a high possibility to discover fraudulent action without considering the unbalanced fraud class data. Although the autoencoder model uses only the majority class data, in our hypothesis, if the original data itself has various feature vectors related… Show more

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“…K-CGAN has the most excellent F1 Score and Accuracy among them. On the other side [21][22][23], we have developed an automatic rule-generating system to identify fraud systems that employ dispersed tree-based models involving DT, RF, and Gradient Boosting, with the parts of the expert rules serving as model attributes. They tested the proposed method using a bank's card transactions.…”
Section: Online Banking Fraud Detection Tacticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…K-CGAN has the most excellent F1 Score and Accuracy among them. On the other side [21][22][23], we have developed an automatic rule-generating system to identify fraud systems that employ dispersed tree-based models involving DT, RF, and Gradient Boosting, with the parts of the expert rules serving as model attributes. They tested the proposed method using a bank's card transactions.…”
Section: Online Banking Fraud Detection Tacticsmentioning
confidence: 99%