2019 6th International Conference on Control, Decision and Information Technologies (CoDIT) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/codit.2019.8820499
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Price manipulation fraud detection by Intelligent Visual Fraud surveillance system

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“…By using a data division of (60:15:25) between (training:validation:testing), the ensemble ANN produced 96% accuracy, followed by kNN, which is the second best classifier with only 88% accuracy. The same ensemble approach was used in [65], in which multiple models were designed for each manipulation case. Some of the models were dedicated to different tasks, including price change, bilateral trade, and trade basket ratio, which were then combined to produce anomaly detection to sift out the early candidates for manipulation cases.…”
Section: Stock Market Manipulation Detection: Supervised Conventional...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By using a data division of (60:15:25) between (training:validation:testing), the ensemble ANN produced 96% accuracy, followed by kNN, which is the second best classifier with only 88% accuracy. The same ensemble approach was used in [65], in which multiple models were designed for each manipulation case. Some of the models were dedicated to different tasks, including price change, bilateral trade, and trade basket ratio, which were then combined to produce anomaly detection to sift out the early candidates for manipulation cases.…”
Section: Stock Market Manipulation Detection: Supervised Conventional...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, many of the financial crimes in the stock market has been designated as a criminal offense rather civil offense. A vast literature is available on stock market returns, volatility, determinants (Chitenderu et al , 2014; Ghufran et al , 2016; Farias Nazário et al , 2017; Danışoğlu and Güner, 2018); abuses in the market (Withanawasam et al , 2013; Huang and Cheng, 2015; Neupane et al , 2017; Riyanto and Arifin, 2018); its detection (Cao et al , 2013; Golmohammadi et al , 2014; Golmohammadi and Zaiane, 2015; Martínez-Miranda et al , 2016; Zhai et al , 2017; Kasgari et al , 2019; Leangarun et al , 2019; Shi et al , 2019) and the stock market enforcement and regulations (Comerton-Forde and Putniņš, 2014; Plachouras and Leidner, 2015; Shi et al , 2018; Jordan and Rand, 2019; Kwabi et al , 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%