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Bootstrap Event Type

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Bootstrap Event Type

with Amazon Fraud Detector

Stand up the labels and event type schema that detectors and models depend on.

  1. Create the label used to classify an event as fraudulent so the event type can reference it.
  2. Create the label used to classify an event as legitimate so the event type can reference it.
  3. Create the event type, referencing the two labels just created along with its event variables and entity types.
  4. Read the event type back by name to confirm it was registered with the expected schema.
What you'll need to have ready
  • eventTypeName: The name of the event type to create (e.g. "transaction").
  • eventTypeDescription: A human readable description of the event type.
  • fraudLabel: The name of the label that marks an event as fraudulent (e.g. "fraud").
  • legitLabel: The name of the label that marks an event as legitimate (e.g. "legit").
  • eventVariables: The list of event variable names that make up the event schema.
  • entityTypes: The list of entity type names associated with the event type.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow amazon-fraud-detector:bootstrap-event-type, 4 operations: PutLabel → PutLabel → PutEventType → GetEventTypes. Specs on APIs.io.

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