Data Visualization
Data Visualization
Team Member
C. Dharunsaba - 912222243005
A. Nicholas Vivin - 912222243011
T. Mohammed Thariq Akil - 912222243302
M.Muthu Murugan -912222243010
M.Kathirvelan - 912222243008
This Project into the creation of “Analyzing Cybercrime Trends and Developing
Mitigation Strategies using Python”.The aim of this study is to investigate and analyze
cybercrime trends in India using advanced deep learning techniques, particularly
focusing on the application of residual neural networks (ResNets) and novel
methodologies for dataset analysis. By unveilingand understanding the evolving
landscape of cyber threats and criminal activities, this research seeks to provide
insights into the prevalence, patterns, and characteristics of cybercrimes in the Indian
context. The study utilizes a comprehensive dataset comprising reported cybercrime
incidents in India, sourced from official law enforcement agencies and cybercrime
databases. Preprocessing techniques, including data cleaning, normalization, and
feature engineering, are applied to prepare the dataset for analysis. Residual neural
networks (ResNets), known for their ability to handle complex data structures and
capture hierarchical features, are employed for modeling cybercrime patterns. Novel
deep learning techniques, such as attention mechanisms and ensemble learning, are
integrated to enhance model performance and interpretability. The dataset is divided
into training, validation, and test sets, and the ResNet-based models are trained using
supervised learning techniques. The application of Residual Neural Networks
(ResNets) and novel deep learning techniques yields promising results in uncovering
cybercrime trends in India. The trained models demonstrate high accuracy in
classifying and predicting various types of cybercrimes, including phishing attacks,
malware infections, financial frauds, and identity thefts. Analysis of model
outputsreveals insights into the temporal and geographical distribution of
cybercrimes, as well as emerging trends and modus operandi adopted by
cybercriminals.
Key Word:
Data cleaning:
Data cleaning is the process of fixing or removing incorrect, corrupted, incorrectly
formatted, duplicate, or incomplete data within a dataset.
XML files are flexible, but can be long and complex. You might be interested in a small subset of data.
However, it can be difficult to construct a model to filter and analyze this subset of data using traditional
methods. Existing business intelligence (BI) tools work best with well-structured relational data.
In a Data Analysis project, you analyze a set of sample XML documents according to the content of the
data. This content is defined in a Data Analysis profile that you specify when you create the project.
When you analyze your sample XML documents, new data and new data structures within them are
retained in the Data Analysis model. Repeated data and data structures are not added. After this analysis
is complete, you can explore your Data Analysis model, which is a summary of your sample data, select
relevant elements in the Data Analysis model, and then add them to a target model. Use the target
model to produce a library that contains your Data Analysis tools, which you can use at run time to
transform incoming data. The Data Analysis tools that are created include a map, schema file, validation
stylesheet and subflow.
Conclusion :
In conclusion, our study provides valuable insights into cybercrime trends in
India and underscores the importance of proactive measures and robust
cybersecurity strategies in mitigating cyber risks. By leveraging advanced deep
learning techniques, we have unveiled patterns, identified emerging threats, and
provided actionable intelligence to stakeholders in the cybersecurity ecosystem.
Moving forward, concerted efforts are needed to strengthen cybersecurity
frameworks, enhance collaboration among stakeholders, and foster a culture of cyber
resilience in India.