Pattern Recognition Using QML Algorithm for Fraud Detection in Banking

Pattern reputation refers to the method of identifying and studying ordinary styles in information to gain insight and make informed decisions. In the subject of banking, fraud detection is a vital project that is based closely on pattern recognition techniques. Bank fraud detection has relied heavily on traditional methods, which have proven limited in identifying new, adaptive types of fraud. This mission introduces using the QML (Quantum machine getting to know) algorithm to detect cutthroat frauds in banking to prevail over those roadblocks. QML is a state in which the gadgets show qualities according to the guidelines of quantum figuring that empower them to study models and make predictions of a remarkable size and exactness. For instance, the QML algorithm could be trained on a large dataset of bank transactions labeled as either good or bad sports. It will learn to recognize patterns associated with fraudulent sports and apply them for real-time recognition of fictitious transactions.” This would not only mitigate the risk of financial loss but also make the overall safety of the banking system prettier. QML training can significantly improve fraud detection rates while minimizing false positives during this process. Moreover, using quantum computing principles enables the algorithm to respond to changing fraud patterns, making it a powerful and robust asset in detecting fraudulent activity within the banking system.

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2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/netcrypt65877.2025.11102584
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Imbalanced Data Classification Techniques
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Pattern Recognition Using QML Algorithm for Fraud Detection in Banking

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Pattern Recognition Using QML Algorithm for Fraud Detection in Banking

Pavan Chaudhary, Mohit Gupta, Preetjot Singh, Subhadip Boral, Raja Jitendra Nayaka, Kambam Vedantan
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Pattern reputation refers to the method of identifying and studying ordinary styles in information to gain insight and make informed decisions. In the subject of banking, fraud detection is a vital project that is based closely on pattern recognition techniques. Bank fraud detection has relied heavily on traditional methods, which have proven limited in identifying new, adaptive types of fraud. This mission introduces using the QML (Quantum machine getting to know) algorithm to detect cutthroat frauds in banking to prevail over those roadblocks. QML is a state in which the gadgets show qualities according to the guidelines of quantum figuring that empower them to study models and make predictions of a remarkable size and exactness. For instance, the QML algorithm could be trained on a large dataset of bank transactions labeled as either good or bad sports. It will learn to recognize patterns associated with fraudulent sports and apply them for real-time recognition of fictitious transactions.” This would not only mitigate the risk of financial loss but also make the overall safety of the banking system prettier. QML training can significantly improve fraud detection rates while minimizing false positives during this process. Moreover, using quantum computing principles enables the algorithm to respond to changing fraud patterns, making it a powerful and robust asset in detecting fraudulent activity within the banking system.

Jain University (IN), Presidency University (IN), Siksha O Anusandhan University (IN), Maharishi University of Management and Technology (IN), Chitkara University (IN)
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