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    This document presents an exploratory data analysis and visualization project on a fraud detection dataset. It outlines using various univariate, bivariate, and anomaly detection algorithms, including z-score, k-means clustering, autoencoders, isolation forest, Gaussian mixture models, and principal component analysis to analyze the data and identify fraudulent instances. Key results include the autoencoder achieving 96% accuracy and PCA identifying anomalies based on reconstruction errors with 8 components covering 95% of variance in the data.

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    This document presents an exploratory data analysis and visualization project on a fraud detection dataset. It outlines using various univariate, bivariate, and anomaly detection algorithms, including z-score, k-means clustering, autoencoders, isolation forest, Gaussian mixture models, and principal component analysis to analyze the data and identify fraudulent instances. Key results include the autoencoder achieving 96% accuracy and PCA identifying anomalies based on reconstruction errors with 8 components covering 95% of variance in the data.

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    Hüseyin Kara (Student)
    This document presents an exploratory data analysis and visualization project on a fraud detection dataset. It outlines using various univariate, bivariate, and anomaly detection algorithms, including z-score, k-means clustering, autoencoders, isolation forest, Gaussian mixture models, and principal component analysis to analyze the data and identify fraudulent instances. Key results include the autoencoder achieving 96% accuracy and PCA identifying anomalies based on reconstruction errors with 8 components covering 95% of variance in the data.

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    Exploratory Data

    Analysis and
    Visualization Project
    FURKAN ÇELEN
    HÜSEYİN KARA
    Presentation Plan
    Exploratory Data Analysis
     Univariate Analysis
     Bivariate Analysis
    Anomaly Detection Algorithms
     Z-score
     K-Means
     Autoencoder
     Isolation Forest
     Gaussion Mixture
     PCA
    Data- Fraud Data Set

    A target
    12 Features
    10779 Rows
    Summary Statictics
    Univariate Analysis
    Class-1 %4.5
    Class-0 %95.5
    Features
    Features
    Bivariate Analysis - Pair Plot
    Bivariate Analysis – Corr Plot
    V8, V6
    V6 vs. Target
    V8 vs. Target
    Z-score
    Z=(x-μ)/σ
    Treshold = 3
    Z> Treshold --> 1 (True)
    Z< Treshold --> 0 (False)
    K-means
    K-means
    2 Cluster
    (283 (1) vs. 10496 )
    V8 vs. V6
    Autoencoder
    Encoder (64,32,16)
    Dencoder (16,32,64)
    code_size=8
    loss='msle’
    metrics=['accuracy’]
    optimizer='adam'
    epochs=30
    batch_size=256
    Acc score 0.96
    Isolation Forest
    Gaussion Mixture Model
    PRINCIPAL COMPONENT
    ANALYSIS (PCA)
    Our data is visualized in 2 dimensions
    66% variance is covered
    But we have 4.5% fraud
    PCA
    Reconstruction errors higher than threshold
    With 8 components
    95% variance is covered
    Performance of PCA
    Model Comparison
    Teşekkürler..

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