Thesis Abstract

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Thesis Overview

The project titled "Predictive Modeling for Insurance Claims Fraud Detection" aims to develop and implement a predictive modeling approach to enhance the detection of fraudulent insurance claims. Insurance fraud is a significant challenge for insurance companies, leading to financial losses and increased premiums for policyholders. Traditional methods of fraud detection often rely on manual processes and rule-based systems, which can be time-consuming and inefficient. The research will focus on leveraging advanced data analytics techniques, including machine learning algorithms, to build predictive models that can automatically identify suspicious patterns and anomalies in insurance claims data. By analyzing historical claim data and identifying common characteristics of fraudulent claims, the predictive model will be trained to detect potentially fraudulent activities in real-time. The project will involve several key components, including data collection and preprocessing, feature selection, model training and evaluation, and integration with existing fraud detection systems. Various machine learning algorithms such as logistic regression, random forest, and neural networks will be explored to determine the most effective approach for fraud detection in the insurance domain. Furthermore, the research will address the limitations and challenges associated with implementing predictive modeling for fraud detection, such as data quality issues, imbalanced datasets, and model interpretability. Strategies for mitigating these challenges will be investigated to ensure the reliability and accuracy of the predictive model in real-world insurance applications. Overall, the project aims to contribute to the advancement of fraud detection capabilities in the insurance industry by providing a data-driven and automated approach to identify and prevent fraudulent activities. By leveraging predictive modeling techniques, insurance companies can improve their fraud detection processes, reduce financial losses, and enhance trust and confidence among policyholders."