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Anomaly Heterogeneity Learning for Open-set Supervised Anomaly Detection

CVPR 2024 · Label-efficient and robust learning › OOD and anomaly detection · approach: Anomaly detection with contaminated data · 37 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Anomaly Heterogeneity Learning (AHL), a generic OSAD framework that simulates heterogeneous anomaly distributions and collaboratively learns a unified abnormality model with a self-supervised importance estimator, plugged into DRA and DevNet.

Problem

Open-set supervised anomaly detection (OSAD) methods treat the few seen anomaly examples as a homogeneous distribution, which limits generalization to unseen anomaly classes that can come from very different distributions.

Approach

Generate many heterogeneous anomaly distributions by pairing normal clusters with randomly sampled seen anomalies and pseudo anomalies, train base OSAD models on support sets, and optimize a unified model on held-out query sets (surrogate open-set environment), weighting base models by a self-supervised sequential importance estimator.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Apply AHL to DRADRA · AITEX, 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.892±0.007 -> 0.925±0.013Helped
Apply AHL to DRADRA · SDD, 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.990±0.000 -> 0.991±0.000Helped
Apply AHL to DRADRA · ELPV, 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.843±0.002 -> 0.850±0.004Helped
Apply AHL to DRADRA · Optical, 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.966±0.002 -> 0.976±0.004Helped
Apply AHL to DRADRA · Mastcam, 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.849±0.003 -> 0.855±0.005Helped
Apply AHL to DRADRA · BrainMRI, 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.971±0.001 -> 0.977±0.001Helped
Apply AHL to DevNetDevNet · HeadCT, 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.997±0.002 -> 0.999±0.003Helped
Apply AHL to DRADRA · Hyper-Kvasir, 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.844±0.001 -> 0.880±0.003Helped
Apply AHL to DRADRA · MVTec AD (mean), 10 anomaly examples (random)AUC: 0.966±0.002 -> 0.970±0.002Helped
Add HADG-generated heterogeneous distributions and CDL (ablation)DRA · AITEX, general setting, 10 examplesAUC: 0.892±0.007 -> 0.916±0.004Helped
Replace full-data DRA with an ensemble trained using different random seeds (ablation)DRA · AITEX, general setting, 10 examplesAUC: 0.892±0.007 -> 0.905±0.011Helped
Use random data subsets instead of HADG-generated subsets with CDL (ablation)DRA · Mastcam, general setting, 10 examplesAUC: 0.852±0.001 -> 0.815±0.003Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: MVTec AD AITEX SDD ELPV Optical Mastcam HeadCT BrainMRI Hyper-Kvasir

Benchmarks: MVTec AD AITEX SDD ELPV Optical Mastcam HeadCT BrainMRI Hyper-Kvasir

Metrics: AUC

Baselines: SAOE MLEP FLOS DevNet DRA KDAD PatchCore FS-DRA

Builds on: DRA DevNet CutPaste DRAEM CutMix

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