Course Information
Course Overview
Learn how to build credit card fraud detection model using Random Forest, Logistic Regression and Support Vector Machine
Welcome to Building Credit Card Fraud Detection Model with Machine Learning course. This is a comprehensive project based course where you will learn step by step on how to build a credit card fraud detection model using logistic regression, support vector machine, and random forest. This course is a perfect combination between machine learning and fraud detection, making it an ideal opportunity to enhance your data science skills. The course will be mainly concentrating on three major aspects, the first one is data analysis where you will explore the credit card dataset from various angles, the second one is predictive modeling where you will learn how to build fraud detection model using big data, and the third one is to evaluate the fraud detection model’s accuracy and performance. In the introduction session, you will learn the basic fundamentals of fraud detection models, such as getting to know its common challenges and practical applications. Then, in the next session, we are going to learn about the full step by step process on how the credit card fraud detection model works. This section will cover data collection, feature extraction, model training, real time processing, and post alert action. Afterwards, you will also learn about most common credit card fraud cases, for examples like card skimming, phishing attacks, identity theft, stolen card, data breaches, and insider fraud. Once you have learnt all necessary knowledge about the credit card fraud detection model, we will start the project. Firstly you will be guided step by step on how to set up Google Colab IDE. In addition to that, you will also learn how to find and download credit card dataset from Kaggle, Once, everything is ready, we will enter the main section of the course which is the project section The project will be consisted of three main parts, the first part is the data analysis and visualization where you will explore the dataset from multiple angles, in the second part, you will learn step by step on how to build credit card fraud detection model using logistic regression, support vector machine, and random forest, meanwhile, in the third part, you will learn how to evaluate the model’s performance. Lastly, at the end of the course, you will conduct testing on the fraud detection model to make sure it produces accurate results and functions as it should.
First of all, before getting into the course, we need to ask ourselves this question: why should we build a credit card fraud detection model? Well, here is my answer. In the past couple of years, we have witnessed a significant increase in the number of people conducting online transactions and, consequently, the risk of credit card fraud has surged. As technology advances, so do the techniques employed by fraudsters. Building a credit card fraud detection model becomes imperative to safeguard financial transactions, protect users from unauthorized activities, and maintain the integrity of online payment systems. By leveraging machine learning algorithms and data-driven insights, we can proactively identify and prevent fraudulent transactions. Last but not least, knowing how to build a complex fraud detection model can potentially open a lot of opportunities in the future.
Below are things that you can expect to learn from this course:
Learn the basic fundamentals of fraud detection model
Learn how credit card fraud detection models work. This section will cover data collection, feature selection, model training, real time processing, and post alert action
Learn about most common credit card fraud cases like stolen card, card skimming, phishing attack, identity theft, data breach, and insider fraud
Learn how to find and download datasets from Kaggle
Learn how to clean dataset by removing missing rows and duplicate values
Learn how to evaluate the security of chip and pin transaction methods
Learn how to analyze and identify repeat retailer fraud patterns
Learn how to find correlation between transaction amount and fraud
Learn how to analyze fraud cases in online transaction
Learn how to conduct feature selection using Random Forest
Learn how to build credit card fraud detection model using Random Forest
Learn how to build credit card fraud detection model using Logistic Regression
Learn how to build credit card fraud detection model using Support Vector Machine
Learn how to evaluate fraud detection model’s accuracy and performance using precision, recall, and F1 score
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 22 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Tools, IDE, and Datasets
- Section 3 Introduction to Fraud Detection Model
- Section 4 How Credit Card Fraud Detection Model Works?
- Section 5 Most Common Credit Card Fraud Cases
- Section 6 Setting Up Google Colab IDE
- Section 7 Finding & Downloading Transaction Dataset From Kaggle
- Section 8 Project Preparation
- Section 9 Cleaning Dataset by Removing Missing Values & Duplicates
- Section 10 Evaluating the Security of Chip & Pin Transaction Methods
What You’ll Learn
- Learn how to build credit card fraud detection model using Random Forest, Logistic Regression, and Support Vector Machine
- Learn how to conduct feature selection using Random Forest
- Learn how to analyze and identify repeat retailer fraud patterns
- Learn how to analyze fraud cases in online transaction
- Learn how to evaluate the security of chip and pin transaction methods
- Learn how to find correlation between transaction amount and fraud
- Learn how credit card fraud detection models work. This section will cover data collection, feature selection, model training, and real time processing
- Learn how to evaluate fraud detection model’s accuracy and performance using precision, recall, and F1 score
- Learn about most common credit card fraud cases like stolen card, card skimming, phishing attack, identity theft, data breach, and insider fraud
- Learn the basic fundamentals of fraud detection model
- Learn how to find and download datasets from Kaggle
- Learn how to clean dataset by removing missing rows and duplicate values
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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BBehsat Ekici
Thanks, you did well man.
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FFaris Keenan
This course was good from the point of view of someone who has not done machine learning in many years since uni. It gets you making classifier models quickly, introduces some basic concepts, gives you overview on how to evaluate models. Probably the biggest thing I took away was just getting back into applied machine learning quickly, learning the tools to use, how to import data, where to get data from. So from the point of view of setting me up with a base, setting my "lab" up so I can experiment and delve deeper into machine learning its great. For someone who already knows this, knows the basics, I don't think this would be an appropriate course. Its about credit card fraud but to be honest the dataset could have been anything. For someone who doesn't know the basics I would take this as a good course to just get your feet wet and get your environment set up and thats it. There wasnt much explanation about the important of splitting training and testing data, not testing with training data. When building modals at some point random data from the whole set was used as a sample to predict, when really should have been using a sample from the test data, given this is for beginners the dangers of using training data to test your modal should have been touched on. There was a lot of time wasting, like there was no need for the bit about building test data by getting user to input, just use data from the test data, I didn't really need to build pie charts or bar charts. One of the sections was ten minutes to just do simple division. The models aren't really explained in much detail, a short explanation of what SVM, Logistic Regression, Random Forest would have been nice, the parameters used arent explained, Id suggest having chat gpt open to ask some deeper questions as you go through it. So if you know a little bit of machine learning maybe from University days and want to get back into it, good course to get your feet wet and set up an environment, get a very high level understanding of applied machine learning. But if you already done that and want to go deeper into machine learning this probably isn't the course. If you really want to get into machine learning probably look for a course with greater detail, as I said theres nothing really specific about credit card fraud apart from some very basic terms defined at the start, otherwise could be any dataset. Your money probably better spent on a more comprehensive course, as I said if you just want to get your lab set up and quick taster then its not bad.
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MMohamed
very good for my research
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PPriscilla Nkemdirim
Very Impactful