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__Machine Learning__

__Computer Vision___

Presented By :
AMNA SHAKEEL
Comsats University
Islamabad
Credit Card Fraud Detection
Outline
 Introduction
 Classification
 Data Modeling
 Algorithms
 Evaluation
What Is Credit Card Fraud?
 Credit card fraud is when someone uses another person's credit
card or account information to make unauthorized purchases or
access funds through cash advances. Credit card fraud doesn’t
just happen online; it happens in brick-and-mortar stores, too.
 We live in a world where cash transactions are quickly being
replaced by credit card transactions.
 person will not pay for the item he did not purchase.
Classification
 The Classification algorithm is a Supervised
Learning technique that is used to identify the
category of new observations on the basis of
training data.
 Binary Classification
 If the classification problem has only two possible
outcomes, then it is called as Binary Classifier.
 0-1, Yes-No, positive-negative, True-False, Pass-
Fail, Alive-Dead.
 Fraud/Non Fraud.
Steps Involved
1. Importing the required packages into our python environment.
Importing the data
Processing the data to our needs and
Exploratory Data Analysis

 Data Processing and EDA


Feature Selection and Data Split
Building 5 types of classification
models
 Decision Tree
 K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
 Logistic Regression
 Support Vector Machine (SVM)
 Random Forest
Evaluating the created classification
models using the evaluation metrics
 Accuracy score
 Accuracy score = No of correct predictions / Total no. of
predictions
F1 Score

 F1 score = 2( (precision * recall) / (precision + recall) )


Confusion Matrix
Confusion Matrix
Confusion Matrix

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