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Adapting the Hypersphere Loss Function from Anomaly Detection to Anomaly Segmentation

arXiv 2301.09602 ↗First posted 23 Jan 2023cs.CVcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

We propose an incremental improvement to Fully Convolutional Data Description (FCDD), an adaptation of the one-class classification approach from anomaly detection to image anomaly segmentation (a.k.a. anomaly localization). We analyze its original loss function and propose a substitute that better resembles its predecessor, the Hypersphere Classifier (HSC). Both are compared on the MVTec Anomaly Detection Dataset (MVTec-AD) -- training images are flawless objects/textures and the goal is to segment unseen defects -- showing that consistent improvement is achieved by better designing the pixel-wise supervision.

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