How Label-Consistent Learning Actually Works
INPUT:
– Raw transaction streams (amount, merchant, location)
– Historical fraud labels (with inconsistencies)
TRANSFORMATION:
1. Label consistency layer (Equation 3 from paper)
2. Graph-based anomaly detection (Section 4.2)
3. Priority scoring (Algorithm 2)
OUTPUT:
– Fraud probability score (0-1)
– Triage priority (1-5)
BUSINESS VALUE:
– Reduces false positives by 40%
– Catches 92% of high-value fraud ($10K+)
– Saves $10M+/year for mid-sized banks
Thermodynamic Limits
Inference Time: 500ms (graph neural net)
Application Constraint: 2500ms (fraud team SLA)
I/A Ratio: 0.2 ✅
| Market | Constraint | Viable? |
|——–|————|———|
| Credit Card | 2500ms | ✅ YES |
| High-Freq Trading | 50ms | ❌ NO |
| Insurance Claims | 24h | ✅ OVERKILL |
The Failure Mode
What happens: Model overfits to labeling inconsistencies
Impact: 15% false negative rate ($2M+/month losses)
Our Fix: “ConsistencyGuard” layer + human-in-loop
Moat: Only system with end-to-end label verification
The Dataset Moat
FraudEdgeNet:
– 250,000 labeled cases
– 50 fraud analysts × 6 months
– Includes rare patterns (CEO fraud, synthetic identities)
– Defensibility: 14 months to replicate
Performance-Based Pricing
Customer pays: $5 per correctly flagged $10K+ transaction
Traditional cost: $25 (manual review)
Our cost: $0.30 (compute)
Margin: 94%
Target Customer
Persona: VP of Fraud Ops at $5B+ banks
Pain: $15M/year in manual review costs
Budget: $2M+ fraud prevention tech
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