Mini Lecture: Social Network Analysis for Fraud Detection

In this mini lecture, Véronique Van Vlasselaer talks about how social networks can be leveraged to uncover fraud. Véronique is working in the DataMiningApps group led by Prof. dr. Bart Baesens at the KU Leuven (University of Leuven), Belgium.

[@chacmool2581]

Very interesting, but I would have wished for more in-depth coverage of "resources" and their interaction with nodes. Resources after all are not actor-less, but are always under the control of an actor, a node. A black diamond, for example, is under the control of an organized group. Diamonds or mines thereof are under the control of the state, an actor/node. Except for air, resources are not node-less.

[@ammaraammar1582]

very interesting and well done.

[@ronaldreck]

It seems like the video is truncated around 12 minutes, can you re-post it?

[@lathag332]

Hi! Could you please share where can I access the principle of database management videos in English? Thank you

[@dataminingapps]

sure, see www.pdbmbook.com

[@cynthiahandle-swatt1168]

Very interesting, thank you!

[@dataminingapps]

Thx, Cynthia! Excited to know more, :-) see www.bluecourses.com

[@noahcollin3457]

just wanted to comment on a possible mispronunciation @20:10. An ego in an ego-net is surrounded by alters. It sounds like she said elders. The auto captions got it wrong too.

[@dataminingapps]

Thx for noting Noah!