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Visualizing fraud, waste and abuse

Graph analytics and machine learning drive the future of program integrity.

Interpret data naturally with two key tools

Digging through data to identify fraud, waste and abuse (FWA) can be a huge challenge. Fortunately, graphic analytics and machine learning can help.

With graph analytics, information is displayed in graph form so viewers can see the visual relationships and interactions between data points.

A machine learning system makes predictions based on past behavior or data and compares them against new data.

Combined, agencies can identify shifting relationships and patterns that can help steer the machine learning system in the right direction.

Read the article to learn how graph analytics and machine learning can help support your agency’s program integrity initiatives.

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