Question
Which approach is most effective in leveraging data for
fraud detection in financial transactions?Solution
In fraud detection, historical transaction data is vital for identifying anomalies that suggest fraudulent behavior. Data analysts employ machine learning algorithms and statistical models to detect unusual patterns in transaction data, such as atypical spending or high-frequency transactions. Techniques like supervised learning (for known fraud cases) and unsupervised learning (for anomaly detection) enhance fraud prevention by adapting to evolving fraud tactics, making this approach crucial for risk management in finance. Option A is incorrect as random sampling is insufficient for effective fraud detection. Option C is incorrect because demographic data alone doesn’t highlight transaction irregularities. Option D is incorrect as static models fail to capture dynamic fraud patterns. Option E is incorrect since machine learning enhances fraud detection capabilities significantly.
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