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Unstructured data

As explained in Financial AI in Practice

Information that does not conform to a predefined schema for direct machine-readable interpretation.

Unstructured data lacks a predefined schema for direct machine-readable interpretation. Financial examples include lengthy regulatory reports, filings, and customer communications. section 1.1 section 7.3

Financial AI and fraud detection integrate unstructured inputs with transaction logs, device fingerprints, and network graph relationships to extract meaningful signals. section 7.3

How Financial AI in Practice covers it

How deep it goes
Names financial examples and describes multisource integration, but gives no schema, representation, or processing procedure.
Examples
Identifies regulatory reports, filings, and customer communications as financial examples.
How it connects
Connects unstructured data with structured transaction logs, semi-structured device fingerprints, and fraud detection.

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