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Fraud Detection via Bayesian Positive--Unlabeled Learning with Gaussian Processes and Multilayer Networks
Tax fraud remains a central challenge for public revenue authorities worldwide, imposing fiscal losses estimated to reach up to 1 trillion euros annually in the EU alone. Fraudulent firms intentionally manipulate reported figures to conceal their activity. Business networks can provide complementary
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