Abstract

To present game theory approach to detect identity crimes. Improve the adaptability of identity crime detection systems to real time application. Time constraints on the reactive time of the detection and fraud events need to be minimized. Identity crime has major thrust in credit application. Existing work presented multilayered detection system based on two layers named as Communal detection and Spike detection. Dynamic Time Warping algorithm is applied to minimize the time constraints on detecting fraudulent identity usage and reaction time. Performance analysis is carried out on CD and SD with real credit applications. Experiment is conducted on real time credit card application using UCI repository data sets with synthetic and real data sets. Keywords - Data mining-based fraud detection, security, and data stream mining, and anomaly detection.

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