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Customer Satisfaction Scoring Using GraphML

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Find dissatisfied customer cohorts and evaluate intervention measures using graph machine learning.

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Fraud Detection Using Deep Learning

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How to detect both credit card fraud and money laundering using graph and machine learning.

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Node Classification by Graph Convolutional Network

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Leveraging the natural structure of data, graph convolutional networks produce optimal predictions of node properties.

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Customer Satisfaction Scoring Using GraphML

Find dissatisfied customer cohorts and evaluate intervention measures using graph machine learning.

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Fraud Detection Using Deep Learning

How to detect both credit card fraud and money laundering using graph and machine learning.

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Node Classification by Graph Convolutional Network

Leveraging the natural structure of data, graph convolutional networks produce optimal predictions of node properties.

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To Catch a Thief… You Need Entity Resolution

FBI’s use of machine learning based entity resolution to catch criminals and fraudulent activity.

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