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Call for Paper
Vol. 11 Issue 4

Submission Start Date:
April 01, 2024

Acceptence Notification Start:
April 10, 2024

Submission End:
April 20, 2024

Final MenuScript Due:
April 28, 2024

Publication Date:
April 30, 2024
                         Notice Board: Call for PaperVol. 11 Issue 4      Submission Start Date: April 01, 2024      Acceptence Notification Start: April 10, 2024      Submission End: April 20, 2024      Final MenuScript Due: April 28, 2024      Publication Date: April 30, 2024




Volume XI Issue XII

Author Name
Neha Rai, Prof. Rakesh Shivhare
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 11 Issue 12
Abstract
The rapid advancement of technology in the modern banking sector has introduced numerous benefits, such as seamless transactions and enhanced customer experiences. However, this progress has also led to the rise of increasingly sophisticated forms of financial fraud, putting both financial institutions and their customers at risk. Credit card numbers and bank accounts allow holders to make transactions for goods and services, but as everything becomes more digitized, the potential for misuse and fraudulent activity also grows. This makes it crucial for credit card companies and banks to identify fraudulent transactions, preventing customers from being charged for items they did not purchase.
PaperID
2024/IJTRM/12/2024/45425

Author Name
Aman Soni, Prof. Rakesh Shivhare
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 11 Issue 12
Abstract
Predicting disease outcomes and patient readmission rates is a critical area of research in healthcare, aiming to improve patient care, reduce hospital burdens, and optimize resource allocation. This survey paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the various techniques employed for disease outcome prediction and readmission rate estimation. The study reviews a range of machine learning, deep learning and statistical methods, highlighting their strengths, limitations, and applications in diverse clinical scenarios. Key methods discussed include regression models, decision trees, support vector machines, ensemble learning and neural networks, alongside emerging approaches such as explainable AI and federated learning. The paper also examines data preprocessing techniques, feature selection methods, and evaluation metrics, emphasizing their role in enhancing predictive accuracy and reliability.
PaperID
2024/IJTRM/12/2024/45426

Author Name
Aman Prakash, Ayush Kumar
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 11 Issue 12
Abstract
The growth of massive data stores has led to the development of a number of automated processors that work to discover relationships in and between the data in those stores. These processors are often referred to by a number of names including data mining, knowledge discovery, pattern recognition, artificial and machine learning. Data mining is the nontrivial extraction of implicit, previously unknown, and potentially useful information from data. It is used to automatically extract structured knowledge from large datasets. The application of logic with data mining makes information understandable to human. Data mining can have many methods like association rules, classification, clustering.
PaperID
2024/IJTRM/12/2024/45427