A data science project to predict whether a transaction is a fraud or not.
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A data science project to predict whether a transaction is a fraud or not.
💳 Creates a new gym environment for credit-card anomaly detection using Deep Q-Networks (DQN) and leverages Open AI's Gym toolkit to allocate appropriate awards to the RL agent.
System to tell apart the transaction was from the real user who owns the credit card or the transaction was from the stolen credit card.
Project for the Big Data Computing course at the University of "La Sapienza" in Master in Computer Science A.A. 2021/2022
This notebook tries to make fraud/not fraud predictions on a transactions dataset with highly imbalanced data.
This is my final project for my internship at EISystems Technologies. I have used two ML algorithms and tried my hands-on. Also, the final report is included.
Detection of fraudulent transactions from IEEE Kaggle Dataset
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In this repo I have used SQL to analyze historical credit card transactions and consumption patterns in order to identify possible fraudulent transactions.
💳 Creates a new gym environment for credit-card anomaly detection using Deep Q-Networks (DQN) and leverages Open AI's Gym toolkit to allocate appropriate awards to the RL agent.
🔍 Predict fraudulent transactions with a pre-trained Random Forest Classifier model via Streamlit app.
🛒 Provide a robust model that assists in flagging suspicious transactions, ultimately helping businesses improve security and reduce financial losses.
Fraud transaction detection using Machine Learning algorithms on highly imbalanced dataset
Code to detect credit card fraud detecton
Credit Card Transactions Fraud Detection using Deep Learning.
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