Initial commit: BAF Lakehouse fraud detection pipeline

End-to-end LightGBM fraud detection pipeline built as an R package,
orchestrated by targets with data stored in MinIO via Apache Arrow.
Includes 6-layer Lakehouse architecture, class imbalance tournament,
formally tuned hyperparameters (PR-AUC 0.198), and Quarto RevealJS slides.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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% Please edit documentation in R/functions.R
\name{run_imbalance_tournament}
\alias{run_imbalance_tournament}
\title{Run Class Imbalance Tournament}
\usage{
run_imbalance_tournament(
tasks,
windows,
feature_prefix,
bucket_name = "baf-fraud",
inputs_prefix = "05_model_input"
)
}
\arguments{
\item{tasks}{A tibble containing recipe_name, data_folder, and scale_pos_weight.}
\item{windows}{A tibble containing window_id, train_months, and test_month.}
\item{feature_prefix}{Character. The upstream dependency prefix (used to force DAG execution).}
\item{bucket_name}{Character. Bucket name. Default "baf-fraud".}
\item{inputs_prefix}{Character. The folder containing the sampled data. Default "05_model_input".}
}
\value{
A tibble with the summarized tournament results.
}
\description{
Trains LightGBM models across different class imbalance strategies
(Standard, SMOTE, Adasyn, etc.) using sliding time windows. Evaluates
performance using PR-AUC and calculates statistical significance.
Includes common-sense hyperparameter defaults to prevent overfitting.
}