Introduction-to-Anomaly-Detection-with-Machine-Learning
Introduction-to-Anomaly-Detection-with-Machine-Learning
TECHNICAL SEMINAR
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CONTENTS
1.INTRUDUCTION
9. CONCLUSION
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Introduction :
Anomalies are data points that established from normal behavior. Examples
include fraud, defects, intrusions, and medical outliers.
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Supervised Learning Methods for Anomaly
Detection
Supervised Learning Advantages
Meaning each data point has a corresponding correct output • High accuracy when labeled data is available
to predict outcomes or make classification on new, unseen • Direct control over the types of anomalies detected
data .
Limitations
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Unsupervised Learning Methods for Anomaly
Detection
Unsupervised Learning Advantages
unsupervised learning deals with datasets where data points • No need for labeled data
don't have pre-assigned labels. • Can detect abnormal anomalies
Limitations
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Semi-Supervised Learning
Methods for Anomaly
Detection
One-Class SVM
F1-score
Harmonic mean of precision and recall.
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Real-World Applications of
Anomaly Detection
Fraud Detection in Finance
2 Concept drift
Techniques like oversampling, adaptive learning, and unsupervised methods can address these challenges.
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Future Trends in Anomaly
Detection
Explainable AI (XAI)
Federated learning
Graph-based detection
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CONCLUSION
This systematic literature review studied anomaly detection through machine learning techniques (ML). It
reviewed ML models from four perspectives: the application of anomaly detection type, the type of ML technique,
the ML model accuracy estimation, and the type of anomaly detection (supervised, semi-supervised, and
unsupervised). The review investigated the relevant studies that were published from 2000-2020. We queried 290
research articles that answered the four research questions (RQs) raised in this review.
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