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[Uber]
Fraud Detection: Using Relational Graph Learning to Detect Collusion
As Uber grew in popularity and scale among legitimate customers, it also attracted the attention of financial criminals in the cyberspace. One type of fraudulent behavior is collusion, a cooperative fraud action among users. For example, users collude by taking
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