Fraud
detection is one of the top priorities for major banks and leading
financial institutions, which can be addressed using machine learning.
In banking, fraud may include falsify checks or using stolen
credit cards. Other forms of fraud may involve emphasize losses or causing an
accident with the sole intent for the pay-out.
With an unlimited and increasing number of ways someone can
commit fraud, detection can be difficult to accomplish. Activities such as downsizing,
reorganization, moving to new information systems or confront a cybersecurity
breach could weaken an organization's ability to detect fraud. This means facilities
such as real-time monitoring for frauds is recommended. Organizations should
look for fraud in financial transactions, location, devices used, initiated
sessions and authentication systems.
How do you detect fraud?
The basic approach
to fraud
detection with an analytic model is to identify possible predictors of
fraud associated with known fraudsters by tracking their activity in the past.
The most powerful fraud models are built on historical data.
If the fraud response can be identified, it can be
used to define the behavior of the fraudster in the specific fraud act and in
historical data.
Fraud Detection Techniques
Fraud is typically
an act which involves many repeated methods; making searching for patterns a
general focus for fraud. Data
analyst can prevent banking and insurance fraud by making algorithm to
detect patterns.
Fraud detection can be separated by the use of artificial
intelligence AI or statistical data analysis techniques
Statistical data analytics techniques:
Data Matching
Regression Analysis
Calculating Statistical Parameters
Probability Distribution and models
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Techniques used to detect
fraud:
Data Mining
Pattern Recognition
Machine Learning (ML)
Neural Networks
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