Enhanced Fraud Detection Using Decision Trees: A Machine Learning Algorithm

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Gopikrishna Panda
Sunil Kumar Dhal

Abstract

In the time of consistently creating development, the rising intricacy of underhanded activities demands advanced and adaptable procedures for area. This paper familiarizes a groundbreaking system with distortion revelation using Decision Trees, areas of strength for a computation. Regular procedures much of the time fight to keep awake with the influential thought of blackmail, requiring a shift towards extra sagacious and compelling game plans. Choice Trees' inherent ability to deal with complex datasets and recognize mind-boggling designs is bridged by the proposed method. Decision Trees prevail with regards to knowing irregularities, making them an ideal choice for perceiving counterfeit lead across various spaces like cash, clinical consideration, and online business. The incorporation of gathering strategies and component designing, which works on the model's vigor and precision, is the essential advancement. The Decision Trees are ready on arranged datasets containing both genuine and misleading trades, allowing the computation to learn and change in accordance with the creating approaches used by fraudsters. The model's interpretability is a significant advantage because it enables experts to comprehend the dynamic cycle and further refine the discovery process. In addition, the system is planned to autonomously revive itself, ensuring unending learning and adaptability to emerging deception plans. Sweeping tests certifiable world datasets show the pervasive display of the proposed approach stood out from standard strategies. The Choice Trees are very accurate at distinguishing between real and fake exchanges, significantly reducing false benefits and misleading disadvantages. The execution of this imaginative blackmail disclosure structure presents a have an impact on in context in security shows, promising a proactive and flexible describes against the consistently creating scene of underhanded activities. 

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Gopikrishna Panda, & Sunil Kumar Dhal. (2024). Enhanced Fraud Detection Using Decision Trees: A Machine Learning Algorithm. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(5), 12314–12325. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i5.5119
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Gopikrishna Panda

Assistant Professor, SRI SRI University, Cuttack, 

Sunil Kumar Dhal

Professor, SRI SRI University, Cuttack,