Here's a README.md
for your NPM package that includes the advanced fraud detection using machine learning models:
This package provides an advanced fraud detection system that leverages multiple machine learning models to predict the likelihood of a transaction being fraudulent. It uses ensemble learning techniques, combining predictions from various models to improve accuracy.
Installation
To use this package, you must first install it via npm:
npm install advance-fraud-detection-ml
Ensure you have TensorFlow.js installed, as it is a peer dependency:
npm install @tensorflow/tfjs-node
To use the fraud detection system in your project, you can import and call the advanceFraudDetectionUsingML
function, passing in the transaction data as an input array.
const advanceFraudDetectionUsingML = require('<advance-fraud-detection-ml>');
const input = [/* your transaction data as an array */];
advanceFraudDetectionUsingML(input).then(result => {
console.log(result);
});
The input should be an array of numbers representing the features of your transaction data. These should match the feature set used when training the models.
The function returns a promise that resolves to a string indicating whether the transaction is likely to be a fraud or not. The output is based on the average prediction score from all models used in the package.
The package combines predictions from the following models:
- RandomForest
- XGBoost
- Gradient Boosting (GBBoost)
- Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)
- Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM)
These models should be pre-trained and saved in the specified directories within your project (./randomforest/model.json
, ./xgboost/model.json
, etc.).