Enhancing Credit Card Fraud Detection A Neural Network and SMOTE Integrated Approach
Mengran Zhu, Ye Zhang, Yulu Gong, Changxin Xu, Yafei Xiang

TL;DR
This paper introduces a combined Neural Network and SMOTE approach to improve credit card fraud detection by effectively handling data imbalance, resulting in higher accuracy and robustness compared to traditional methods.
Contribution
It presents a novel integration of Neural Networks with SMOTE to enhance fraud detection performance on imbalanced datasets.
Findings
Higher precision, recall, and F1-score compared to traditional models
Effective handling of imbalanced credit card transaction data
Potential for improved financial transaction security
Abstract
Credit card fraud detection is a critical challenge in the financial sector, demanding sophisticated approaches to accurately identify fraudulent transactions. This research proposes an innovative methodology combining Neural Networks (NN) and Synthet ic Minority Over-sampling Technique (SMOTE) to enhance the detection performance. The study addresses the inherent imbalance in credit card transaction data, focusing on technical advancements for robust and precise fraud detection. Results demonstrat e that the integration of NN and SMOTE exhibits superior precision, recall, and F1-score compared to traditional models, highlighting its potential as an advanced solution for handling imbalanced datasets in credit card fraud detection scenarios. This rese arch contributes to the ongoing efforts to develop effective and efficient mechanisms for safeguarding financial transactions from…
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Taxonomy
TopicsImbalanced Data Classification Techniques · Financial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction · Vehicle License Plate Recognition
MethodsSynthetic Minority Over-sampling Technique.
