Title : Internet Financial Fraud Detection based on a Distributed Big Data Approach withNode2vec

Author : Gudura Raveendrababu, Mohammad Abdul Hafeez, Shaik Abeed Basha, Indlapa Divya

Abstract :

With the use of Decision Tree and Neural Network Algorithms, anti-money-laundering systems may have their false positive rate reduced. Methods and Instruments for Research: Classification accuracy for anti-money laundering analysis is 87.75% for a recurrent neural network technique (N=10) and 69.60% for a decision tree (N=10). With a pre-test power of 0.8 and an alpha of 0.05, we calculate the sample size using GPower. Finally, when comparing mean accuracy (87.75%), Neural Networks perform better than Decision Trees. Both the accuracy and loss results are statistically significant (p>0.05) at the 0.557 level. Finally, the Mean Accuracy of Neural Networks Anti-Money Laundering Systems Is Higher Than That of Decision Trees.

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