Credit Card Fraud Detection Using Machine Learning: A Seminar Report
Credit Card Fraud Detection Using Machine Learning: A Seminar Report
Credit Card Fraud Detection Using Machine Learning: A Seminar Report
Machine Learning
A SEMINAR REPORT
Submitted by
MUHAMMED SHADIL KC
DIPLOMA
in
KOZHIKODE - 673012
NOVEMBER 2021
JDT ISLAM POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
VELLIMADUKUNNU, KOZHIKODE – 673012
CERTIFICATE
MUHAMMED SHADIL KC
Last but clearly not the least, I would thank The Almighty for giving me
strength to complete my report on time.
If not for the above-mentioned people my seminar would never have been
completed successfully. I once again extend my sincere thanks to all of them.
MUHAMMED SHADIL KC
ABSTRACT
In this fast-running world where time has become the major constraint, each and every minute
becomes important to the busy individuals. Hence, Smart Mirror could be an added advantage for
the busy individuals who believe in multitasking and feel a need to get the daily updates while on
the hustle. Instead of repeatedly checking the devices for information, one could be informed while
grooming oneself. This paper gives the details of the hardware and the software requirements and
the techniques which are used to display the various information such as weather, time, date, and
news updates, music, email notifications in the form of widgets, along with voice control and
therefore controlling the mirror updates using voice for news feeds, e-mail notification and other
information using the Raspberry Pi. Embedding a computer screen in mirror appears very
futuristic. The raspberry Pi, at the backend controls and manages the data displayed on mirror.
When one looks in the mirror, one can view various notifications from date, time and news to
weather forecast and more things.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1
CHAPTER 2 EASE OF USE A MAGIC MIRROR 2
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
We are creating few interface and modules that we are going to use in the
smart mirror to make it more user friendly. Efficiency and productivity are two
qualities that are increasingly establishing their dominance as keywords companies
are using to market their products. The fact that their product can multitask or
increase productivity better than the competition has become a real selling point
.This is due to the fact that effective time management is an essential factor in
increasing production of day-today life. The best time management strategies
involve being able to find time where there was no time before .Integration of
technology into people’s daily lives has made that time management possible .The
use of products such as tablets, PCs, and smartphones have given people access to
the tools needed to be productive. However, though successful technological
products have been used to increase productivity, it has done its fair share to stifle
it as well. The use of technology has become another task on everyone’s daily to-
do list. Technology should m old to our schedule ,not the other way around .That
is where the smart mirror idea originated .The smart mirror idea aimed to integrate
technology seamlessly into people’s lives by putting it where everyone’s routine
eventually collides, the bathroom. The goal of the smart mirror is to increase a
user’s productivity by saving them time. The smart mirror provides anear
effortless experience that allows the user to just walk up and be greeted with
information.
CHAPTER 2
CHAPTER 3
RELATED WORK
We have referred many reference papers, journals and lab works of other colleges
and of other countries for our project. Those which were proposed for publishing
purposes and also implemented for projects and DIYs. Developed countries have
successfully accomplished this project and it’s readily available in the market.
Whereas, Developing countries have their best attempts to get revolutionized by
making their best efforts to compete with the Technology. Indian Technology isn’t
lagging behind in this field. It’s encouraging every individual to be creative in their
ideas. 1) In the laboratory of Tianjin University Of China they have proposed a
paper on Smart Mirror Using Raspberry Pi where they have concluded well: They
used Raspberry pi as host controller and used over internet and obtained many
widgets like weather information, time and date using API interface designated by
the extra net. They have implemented it with face and voice recognition system and
home automation. Its advantage is its portable, user friendly and cost efficient. They
have Mimic a natural mirror interface. They used A flat monitor for the mirror
display. A one-way mirror is used to provide real time display of what is located in
front of the Smart Mirror using Raspberry Pi thereby mimicking the function of a
regular mirror profiles and store them in the system. According to this profile,
customized services are provided to the user. 2) We also went through a Review
Paper of International Journal Of Engineering Science Invention (IJESI) proposed
by SITRC of Pune: They designed their Smart Mirror which provides a Picture-In-
Picture sub display to facilitate the display of services such as Maps and Videos via
YouTube. They have displayed their model idea on LED display monitor which
displays all necessary information. They attempted to contribute the model of Smart
CHAPTER 4
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Raspberry Pi 3
Fig 1 Raspberry Pi 3
The two-way mirror is made of acrylic and sits flush over the monitor, allowing the
graphics on the monitor to come through while maintaining a mirror effect. I ordered
my mirror through Among Aluminium. The thicker mirror option (3/16") to prevent
a "funhouse mirror" effect.
The box/frame
The box/frame houses all the components, including the microphone, and looks pretty
We started by removing the bezel on the monitor and replacing it with black
electrical tape that ensured that we couldn't see the outline of the monitor through
the glass. We then pulled out the little circuit board for the buttons to adjust
brightness, turn monitor on, etc. We taped this to the back of the monitor for
occasional future use if necessary. Next we broke the old glass that was included in
the frame housing and replaced it with the new two way glass that we purchased. We
then cut out several pieces of wood that were used to surround the monitor and keep
it in place. After doing so, we glued these pieces to the frame housing/monitor and
put it in place. Next we painted the outside of the frame to clean up any blemishes
done in the process. We grabbed some bolts and placed them on top and bottom of
the wood pieces and put flexible metal strips running across the back of the monitor
to ensure it doesn’t move too much. Lastly we cut a piece of plexiglass and screwed
it onto the back of the monitor and screwed our raspberry pi into it. After hooking all
the cables, we completed the construction of the monitor.
CHAPTER 5
5.1 ADVANTAGES
3. DIY Project: Building a smart mirror with a Raspberry Pi can be a fun and
educational do-it-yourself (DIY) project, allowing you to learn about programming,
electronics, and design.
4. Open Source: There are open-source software solutions available for smart
mirrors, providing flexibility to customize and add features as needed.
5. Connectivity: You can integrate the Raspberry Pi with other IoT devices and
services to control smart home devices, display real-time data, or even use voice
commands.
5.2 DISADVANTAGES
creating a smart mirror using a Raspberry Pi can be a fun and innovative project,
there are some potential disadvantages to consider:
6. *Reflectivity and Clarity:* Achieving the right level of reflectivity in the two-way
mirror can be challenging. Sometimes, the mirror may not provide perfect clarity,
and the display might be slightly visible behind the reflective surface.
7. *Privacy Concerns:* Depending on where you install the smart mirror, there may
be privacy concerns if it can inadvertently display personal or sensitive information
to others.
8. *Limited Display Size:* The size of your smart mirror is limited by the size of the
display you choose and the dimensions of your two-way mirror. This may restrict
the amount of information or the user interface you can display.
Raspberry Pi is a versatile single-board computer that can be used for various applications. Here
are some common applications:
1. *Home Automation:* You can use Raspberry Pi to control smart home devices, such as lights,
thermostats, and security cameras.
2. *Media Center:* Install media center software like Kodi or Plex to turn your Raspberry Pi into a
home theater system.
3. *Web Server:* Raspberry Pi can host a website or web application using a web server like
Apache or Nginx.
4. *Game Console:* Retro gaming enthusiasts often use Raspberry Pi to build retro game consoles
using emulation software like RetroPie.
5. *IoT Projects:* Raspberry Pi is popular for Internet of Things (IoT) projects, such as
environmental monitoring, smart agriculture, and more.
6. *Robotics:* You can build robots and autonomous vehicles using Raspberry Pi as the control
unit.
8. *Network Attached Storage (NAS):* You can create your own personal cloud storage server
using software like Nextcloud.
9. *Security Camera:* Turn your Raspberry Pi into a security camera system using a USB camera
and motion detection software.
10. *Artificial Intelligence:* Raspberry Pi can be used for AI projects, including image
recognition, voice assistants, and more.
5.4 FUTURE
A smart mirror created using a Raspberry Pi can offer a variety of features and
functionalities. Here are some common features you can implement in a smart
mirror project:
1. *Time and Date:* Display the current time and date on the mirror's surface.
7. *Health and Fitness Data:* Display fitness metrics like step count, heart rate, or
10. *Custom Widgets:* Create custom widgets or modules for specific information
like stocks, sports scores, or personal notes.
11. *Mirror Camera:* Add a camera for features like facial recognition, gesture
control, or simply for taking selfies.
12. *Entertainment:* Play music, videos, or stream content from online services.
13. *Customization:* Allow users to customize the layout, widgets, and appearance
of the mirror to their preferences.
14. *Home Automation Control:* Integrate with smart home devices to control
lighting, thermostat, or other connected appliances.
15. *Information Display:* Showcase helpful information like quotes of the day,
motivational messages, or daily affirmations.
16. *Security and Surveillance:* Use a camera and motion detection to provide
security and surveillance features.
17. *Gesture Control:* Implement gesture recognition for hands-free control of the
mirror's features.
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18. *Ambient Lighting:* Add LED strips or other lighting effects for a more
aesthetic look and to adjust lighting based on time of day or activities.
20. *Updates and Notifications:* Receive and display notifications for emails,
messages, and other apps.
CHAPTER 6
CONCLUSION
This project started as an attempt to contribute in bringing smart homes and devices
to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Although the features this device offers are bare
minimum of what it could offer, there is room for improvement and further
development. At this time, the purpose of the displayed information on the mirror is
to save the time spent in the mornings in search for such information. In the future,
additional features will be added to the mirror, allowing it to be more customizable
and user friendly. Users will be more in control in terms of selecting which type of
information they wish to be presented with. They will also be able to interact with
the mirror by using their smart phones. Smart Mirror is currently a hot topic. The
purpose of this paper was to provide an overview of currently available solutions
and detailed instructions on how to build your own. With enough time and effort,
this project could turn into a great opportunity for further development and
integration with other smart home components.
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