Authors : L. Rohit Datta; P. Rajasekhar Reddy; L. Mohan Krishna; T. Venkata Sagar; Adapa Gopi

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 7 - July

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/24jul295

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Abstract : Fraud can be found in all aspects of life, and the recognizing and averting of fraudulent activities pose a significant research problem that impacts various individuals in society. The rise of big data and artificial intelligence (AI) has opened up new possibilities to utilize sophisticated machine learning models in the battle against fraud. This part presents an extensive outline of the obstacles linked to fraud detection through machine learning methods. Our conversation is structured around three primary elements: data, techniques, and assessment standards. We also review a selection of academic papers that address several of the challenges in fraud identification fromvarious disciplines. Our focus remains on accounting fraud, which constitutes a significant segment of deceitful behaviour. Lastly, we present encouraging future paths for this area of study. This extensive examination delves deeply into the complexities of contemporary systems for detecting fraud. Their crucial role in tackling the ever-changing challenges presented by fraud across various sectors is underscored. This extensive examination delves deeply into the complexities of contemporary systems for detecting fraud. Their crucial role in tackling the everchanging challenges presented by fraud across various sectors is underscore. The summary offers a detailed analysis of multitude of studies that have deeply impacted the fraud detection field. It delves into the strategies utilized, their practical implementations, hurdles faced, and the changing landscape within fraud detection. Through a thorough exploration of these elements, the document enhances comprehension of the complex domain of detecting fraud. It sheds light on the intricacies and continual advancements within this critical field. This introduction covers the Intricacies of Modern Fraud Detection Systems

Keywords : Credit-Card Theft, Identity Theft, Machine Learning.

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