Bank Checks Fraud Detection Based on the Analysis of Event Trends in Data-Flow Systems

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The paper shows trend analysis of events in data-flow systems on the example of fraud detection with not-covered checks. The analysis is based on Complex Event Processing (CEP) technology. This article proposes Algorithm 2 based on BTree and Hash type indexes for extracting a complete chain of events of any length formed by insufficient funds check deposits. The paper presents a comparison between the proposed Algorithm 2 and the existing Algorithm 1, based on the construction of event trends in the form of graphs. The average processing time of one event using the new Algorithm 2 is 56 times less with the number of events equal to 100,000. At the same time, the new Algorithm 2 processes about 900,000 events, while the existing Algorithm 1 supports only 100,000 events.

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Grigorev, U., Shashkin, Y., Ploutenko, A., Burdakov, A., & Pluzhnikova, O. (2023). Bank Checks Fraud Detection Based on the Analysis of Event Trends in Data-Flow Systems. In International Conference on Internet of Things, Big Data and Security, IoTBDS - Proceedings (Vol. 2023-April, pp. 97–104). Science and Technology Publications, Lda. https://doi.org/10.5220/0011727300003482

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