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---
title: Sequential Fraud Detection
emoji: 🛡️
colorFrom: indigo
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sdk: gradio
sdk_version: 6.22.0
app_file: app.py
pinned: true
license: mit
short_description: A GRU scoring card transaction sequences, live
tags:
- fraud-detection
- pytorch
- deep-learning
- fintech
- gru
---
# Sequential Fraud Detection
Most credit card fraud models score each transaction in isolation. Fraud is a behavioural
signal: what matters is that *this card* has never behaved this way before.
This demo runs a GRU over each card's last 10 transactions and compares it against a
LightGBM model given the identical features without sequence context. On a held out time
period of 555,719 transactions the GRU reaches **0.965 PR-AUC** against **0.899**, and at the
cost minimising threshold it misses **31** of 2,145 frauds where LightGBM misses **112**.
**Every score in the first tab is a real PyTorch forward pass**, computed when you click.
Nothing is looked up.
## The two tabs
**Score a transaction.** Pick a scenario, including the interesting one where the sequence
model catches fraud the flat model misses, and see the card's recent history alongside both
models' verdicts.
**Cost explorer.** A missed fraud costs the transaction amount; a false positive costs a
manual review. Move the review cost and watch the optimal threshold move with it. The
decision threshold is a business parameter, not a modelling constant.
## Limits worth stating
The data is simulated (Sparkov via Kaggle). Rule generated fraud is far more learnable than
the adversarial kind, so 0.965 PR-AUC is not a production number; the relative comparison
between models is the meaningful output. The cost minimising threshold is also selected on
the test set, which makes the dollar figures optimistic.
Trained on CPU: 22,577 parameters, 4 epochs, 7.1 minutes on a laptop with no GPU.
[Full code and methodology on GitHub](https://github.com/adwitiyashukla/DL-based-sequential-fraud-detection)