BEHAVIOR TRACKING SMART AGENTS FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FRAUD PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT
An artificial intelligence fraud management solution comprises a development system to generate a population of virtual smart agents corresponding to every cardholder, merchant, and device ID that hinted at during modeling and training. Each smart agent is nothing more than a pigeonhole and summation of various aspects of every transaction in a real-time profile of less than ninety days and a long-term profile of transactions older than ninety days. Actors and entities are built of no more than the attributes the express in each transaction. In fact, smart agents themselves take no action on their own and are not capable of gesticulations. They are merely attributes, descriptors, what can be seen on the surface.
1 . A smart agent process comprises the steps of:
generating a population of smart agent profiles by data mining of historical transaction data, wherein a corresponding number of entities responsible for each transaction are sorted and each are paired with a newly minted smart agent profile;
modeling each smart agent profile so generated to collect and list individual and expanded attributes of said transactions in one column dimension and by time interval series in another row dimension;
storing each said smart agent profile in a file access system of a network server platform;
wherein, each newly arriving transaction record thereafter is compared and contrasted attribute-by-attribute with the time interval series of attributes archived in its paired smart agent profile, and each such comparison and contrast incrementally increases or decreases a computed fraud risk score; and
wherein, said computed fraud risk score is thereafter output as a determination of whether the newly arriving transaction record represents a genuine transaction, a suspicious transaction, or a fraudulent transaction.
2 . The smart agent process of claim 1 , further comprising the steps of:
dividing each said time interval series in said row dimension into a real-time part and a long-term part;
pre-computing separately for each real-time part and long-term part a velocity count and statistics of said individual and expanded attributes;
wherein, said newly arriving transaction record is compared item-by-item to relevant items in each said real-time part and long-term part, and thereby determines if each item represents known behavior or unknown behavior.
3 . The smart agent process of claim 1 , further comprising the steps of:
inspecting each newly arriving transaction record to see if the entity it represents has not yet been paired to a smart agent profile, and if not then generating and pairing a newly minted smart agent profile for it.
4 . The smart agent process of claim 1 , further comprising the steps of:
generating three populations of smart agent profiles by data mining of historical transaction data, wherein a corresponding number of cardholder, merchant, and identified device entities involved in each transaction are sorted and each are paired with a newly minted smart agent profile;
wherein, each newly arriving transaction record is compared and contrasted attribute-by-attribute with the time interval series of attributes archived in the smart agent profiles paired with the particular cardholder, and with the particular merchant, and with the particular identified device, and each such comparison and contrast incrementally increases or decreases a computed overall fraud risk score.
5 . A smart agent profile construction in a computer file management system and memory comprises:
a smart agent profile record in a computer file access system;
wherein, the smart agent profile record has a number of columns for a corresponding number of datapoint attributes derived from a transaction report;
wherein, the smart agent profile record also has a number of a number of rows of said datapoint attributes organized into atomic time intervals.
6 . The smart agent profile construction of claim 5 , further comprising:
three sets of smart agent profile records each paired to one of three entities including a cardholder, a merchant, and a device identification;
wherein, each transaction report summons a particular cardholder, merchant, and device identification smart agent profile record to be accessed, have its contents compared, and to be updated.
7 . The smart agent profile construction of claim 6 , further comprising:
an output for a fraud risk score who's measure depends on real-time computations and comparisons of newly arriving transaction records to the contents of any of the three sets of smart agent profile records.