Credit Card Fraud Detection Modeling

sgenzer
sgenzer
Altair Employee
edited November 5 in Community Q&A

My colleagues have come up with a very nice use case on credit card fraud detection modeling that may be useful for those of you in this area.   The full repository is attached to this thread including a sample data set and sample processes.  Enjoy!

 

Scott

 

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  • lorinw00
    lorinw00 New Altair Community Member

    This is great!  Very useful.  Thanks.

  • tonyboy9
    tonyboy9 New Altair Community Member
    Hi Scott, I downloaded your 
    Fraud Example Credit Card.zip to my hard drive, intending to open with Excel, to import to Studio. Same with the processes files. This is what I got:
     

    Opening the data folder and right clicking, this is all I see.



    What am I not doing here to import the data set and processes to Studio?

    Thank you for your time.

    Tony

  • Telcontar120
    Telcontar120 New Altair Community Member
    You have to put these in a location and then add them to the repository inside RapidMiner.  These are file types that are specific to RapidMiner and you won't be able to open them directly from the file browser.

  • tonyboy9
    tonyboy9 New Altair Community Member
    I've never had to deal with Mac files like this.

    I can put the Data and Process folders on my Desktop,
    but those folders will not Import to Studio.

    This is the contents of the Data folder.



    This is the contents of the Process folder.



    How do I place these in Excel or csv format suitable for my Desktop to Import?

    Thanks for your time.

    Tony

  • Telcontar120
    Telcontar120 New Altair Community Member
    Within RapidMiner, you want to add the files to the repository.  Here's where you find this:

    This makes them accessible in RapidMiner.
    You might want to watch the basic introduction tutorial about dealing with data in RapidMiner, it would probably help.