ef_classify: Classify observations into fraud distributions
In DiogoFerrari/eforensics:
Description
This function classifies the data points into one of three distributions: incremental fraud, extreme fraud, and no fraud.
Usage
1
ef_classify(data, samples)
Arguments
data
a data frame with the data
samples
the output of the function eforensics
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Description
This function classifies the data points into one of three distributions: incremental fraud, extreme fraud, and no fraud.
Usage
1 | ef_classify(data, samples)
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Arguments
data |
a data frame with the data |
samples |
the output of the function |
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