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Adaptive Fraud Detection Using Benford's Law

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Abstract. Adaptive Benford's Law [1] is a digital analysis technique that specifies the probabilistic distribution of digits for many commonly occurring phenomena, even for in...

Fletcher Lu, J. Efrim Boritz, H. Dominic Covvey

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