Electronic Banking Fraud Detection Using Data Mining Techniques Report
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This report, submitted by a student for ITECH 5500, focuses on electronic banking fraud detection using various data mining techniques. The study explores the challenges of online banking security, including the congestion and insecurity of internet communication. The research delves into the application of unsupervised machine learning methods, such as principal component analysis and K-mean clustering, for outlier detection. The report emphasizes the importance of integrated systems for enhanced performance and the need for clustering-based classification models. The synthesis matrix summarizes key articles, highlighting the effectiveness of data mining in detecting sophisticated online banking fraud, the application of decision tree models, and the use of data mining in risk management within the banking sector. Furthermore, the report discusses the application of data mining in customer relationship management and the use of sequence pattern mining algorithms in e-banking services. The references include articles on data mining techniques in the banking sector, fraud detection, and risk management. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of how data mining can be utilized to improve fraud detection and enhance security within the electronic banking environment.
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