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SnapML library's Decision Tree classifier and SVM was used to train a model on a real dataset to identify fraudulent credit card transactions. The Decision Tree model resulted in ROC-AUC score = 0.92 and the SVM yielded ROC-AUC score = 0.93 and hinge loss = 0.15. Multi-threaded CPU was implemented to reduce model training time.
A decision tree regressor from SnapML by IBM was used to predict taxi tips on a dataset from the NYC TL Commission. The model was trained on over 3 million data samples in 0.636 seconds using multithreaded CPU/GPU acceleration. Achieved mean squared error = 1.62 on test data.
This repository contains a machine learning project focused on detecting credit card fraud using Decision Tree and Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifiers.