Oracle Financial Services Software Limited

Mridul Kumar Nath

Shubham Negi

Rupa Satyabodha Kolhar

Prajwal Patil

Anshul Kumar Jain

Abhishek Anand

Method includes obtaining sample records from dataset associated with user and including records associated with identifiers customers of user; executing first clustering using sample records, to obtain first set of clusters for first identifiers associated with sample records, first clustering using features associated with first identifiers; providing visualization of first set of clusters; determining whether user input for optimizing first set of clusters provided in visualization is received; when user input for optimizing first set of clusters is not received, determining first information related to first set of clusters as final result information; when user input for optimizing first set of clusters is received: executing second clustering using sample records, to obtain second set of clusters for first identifiers, second clustering using features associated with first identifiers, and determining second information related to second set of clusters as final result information; and clustering entire dataset using final result information.

Data segmentation using clustering

Machine learning techniques are disclosed for rebuilding transactions to predict cash position. In one aspect a method includes obtaining data for an original transaction, classifying the original transaction into a class of multiple classes based on the data, predicting first tranche delay days for the original transaction based on the class and the data, predicting a tranche count for the original transaction based on the class and the data, predicting a tranche interval for the original transaction based on the class and the data; and rebuilding the original transaction as one or more future transactions based on the class, the first tranche delay days, the tranche count, and tranche interval. Each of the one or more future transactions comprise an updated amount of the original transaction, an updated date upon which the original transaction is anticipated, or both.

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