Efficient Graph Construction and Neural Networks for Anti-money Laundering
摘要
In various domains, such as social and computer networks, representing complex interconnections between entities is increasingly critical. Traditional methods often fail to capture these intricacies, leading to the adoption of graph-based models. This work focuses on anomaly detection in Knowledge Graphs (KGs) using advanced Graph Neural Network (GNN) architectures. We explore KG design techniques, enhance GNN models with MLP layers, and address class imbalance through oversampling. Empirical evaluations on real-world datasets demonstrate improved efficiency and accuracy in anomaly detection, offering a robust framework for applications in cybersecurity, network management, and social network analysis.