A Python-based machine learning project focused on analysing financial transaction data, identifying potentially fraudulent patterns, and evaluating classification models using standard machine learning metrics.
Financial transaction datasets can contain complex patterns that make suspicious activities difficult to identify through manual analysis. This project aims to explore how machine learning can distinguish potentially fraudulent transactions from legitimate transactions and support data-driven risk analysis.
The project is being developed using Python and machine learning techniques. The planned workflow includes transaction data preprocessing, exploratory data analysis, feature preparation, classification model training, prediction, and performance evaluation. Models will be assessed using precision, recall, F1-score and a confusion matrix. Implementation details and verified results will be added after testing.
The project aims to demonstrate how machine learning can help identify potentially fraudulent financial transactions. Model performance and the effectiveness of the classification approach will be documented after implementation and evaluation on test data.
The prototype will be evaluated using precision, recall, F1-score and a confusion matrix on a held-out test dataset. Actual evaluation results will be recorded after model training and testing.