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Real-IAD D3: A Real-World 2D/Pseudo-3D/3D Dataset for Industrial Anomaly Detection
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Introduces Real-IAD D³, a 8,450-sample multimodal industrial anomaly detection dataset with RGB, photometric-stereo pseudo-3D, and high-resolution point clouds across 20 categories, plus a D³M baseline fusing the three modalities.
Problem
Existing multimodal industrial anomaly detection datasets (e.g., MVTec 3D-AD, Real3D-AD) have limited scale, point-cloud resolution, and material/defect diversity, so their reported metrics may not reflect real industrial performance.
Approach
Adds a pseudo-3D modality derived from four-light photometric stereo alongside high-resolution RGB and micrometer-level point clouds, and proposes D³M, which fuses 2D, pseudo-3D and 3D features via channel-spatial swapping, contrastive fusion and multi-memory-bank scoring.
Key results
- D³M achieves average I-AUROC 0.890 and P-AUROC 0.937 on Real-IAD D³, versus 0.841/0.922 for M3DM (2D+3D).
- Adding pseudo-3D to PatchCore 2D+3D pipeline improves PatchCore(2D) from I-AUROC 0.747 to 0.890 when combined with 3D in the proposed method (Table 3 reports 0.890 for D³M).
- Downsampling point clouds 4x degrades PointMAE performance, notably on small-area defects such as scratches and pits (e.g., headphone jack socket scratch P-AUROC 0.919 to 0.802).
Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Add pseudo-3D and 3D to 2D features | D³M on Real-IAD D³ · Real-IAD D³ | I-AUROC: 0.747 -> 0.890 | Helped |
| Add pseudo-3D and 3D to 2D features | D³M on Real-IAD D³ · Real-IAD D³ | P-AUROC: 0.875 -> 0.937 | Helped |
| Add pseudo-3D to 2D+3D | D³M on Real-IAD D³ · Real-IAD D³ | I-AUROC: 0.752 -> 0.890 | Helped |
| Add pseudo-3D to 2D+3D | D³M on Real-IAD D³ · Real-IAD D³ | P-AUROC: 0.687 -> 0.937 | Helped |
| Downsample point cloud 4x instead of using original resolution (ablation) | PointMAE · Real-IAD D³: connector housing-female, Hole | I-AUROC: 0.516 -> 0.500 | Hurt |
| Downsample point cloud 4x instead of using original resolution (ablation) | PointMAE · Real-IAD D³: connector housing-female, Hole | P-AUROC: 0.819 -> 0.801 | Hurt |
| Remove feature interpolation (ablation) | M3DM on MVTec 3D-AD · MVTec 3D-AD | P-AUROC: 0.967 -> 0.856 | Hurt |
| Remove feature interpolation (ablation) | M3DM on Real-IAD D³ · Real-IAD D³ | P-AUROC: 0.922 -> 0.934 | No clear effect |
Surprising findings
- Removing feature interpolation in M3DM slightly improves P-AUROC on Real-IAD D³ (0.934 vs 0.922), unlike on MVTec 3D-AD where it drops substantially.
Limitations
- Pseudo-3D and 3D evaluation limited to 20 categories and unsupervised setting.
- Results for many baselines are low on certain categories, indicating challenge but also dataset-specific variance.
- Downsampling experiments only on PointMAE subset of defects.
Experimental setup
Datasets: Real-IAD D³ MVTec 3D-AD
Benchmarks: Real-IAD D³ MVTec 3D-AD
Metrics: I-AUROC P-AUROC
Baselines: Cflow SimpleNet PointMAE AST PointMAE+PatchCore M3DM PatchCore
Builds on: M3DM PatchCore PointMAE DINO
Closest papers by meaning
- Real-IAD: A Real-World Multi-View Dataset for Benchmarking Versatile Industrial Anomaly Detection (CVPR 2024 · similarity 0.92)
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- 3CAD: A Large-Scale Real-World 3C Product Dataset for Unsupervised Anomaly Detection (AAAI 2025 · similarity 0.89)
- AnomalyGPT: Detecting Industrial Anomalies Using Large Vision-Language Models (AAAI 2024 · similarity 0.88)
- MMAD: A Comprehensive Benchmark for Multimodal Large Language Models in Industrial Anomaly Detection (ICLR 2025 · similarity 0.87)
- Supervised Anomaly Detection for Complex Industrial Images (CVPR 2024 · similarity 0.87)
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