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Modern Fraud Prevention Using Deep Learning

Talkat GOTO Copenhagen 2015 · 2015-10-05..10-06· [machine-learning]
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Claims practical pipelines that use deep learning plus graphs to find fraud: a graph DB flags rings of shared IDs and addresses, a voice-fingerprint pipeline preprocesses audio into spectrograms and trains a neural model that hit ~97–98% on a tiny dataset, and supervised models (random forest on ~20k Freddie/Fannie records) show credit score explains ~25% while local HPI is most predictive; UK context cites 0.83% mortgage fraud rate and an autoencoder finds outliers for analyst review, but work is limited by noisy labels and dataset size.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to fraud
  2. 2:01The cost of financial crime
  3. 5:59Legal requirements
  4. 8:31Current detection methods
  5. 12:19Machine learning basics
  6. 16:53Types of ML learning
  7. 22:30Deep learning concepts
  8. 28:44Digit recognition example
  9. 37:17Graph databases for fraud
  10. 41:04Voice authentication demo
  11. 45:38Mortgage default prediction
  12. 48:52Anomaly detection
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