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BOOD: Boundary-based Out-Of-Distribution Data Generation

ICML 2025 · Image generation › Autoregressive and latent generation · approach: Latent diffusion with learned tokenizers · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes BOOD, which synthesizes image-level OOD data by perturbing ID features nearest the decision boundary in a CLIP-aligned latent space and decoding them with Stable Diffusion for OOD detection.

Problem

Automatically generating auxiliary outlier data for OOD detection that lies near class decision boundaries, which prior diffusion-based methods like DreamOOD cannot guarantee.

Approach

Identify ID features closest to the decision boundary by counting adversarial gradient-ascent steps needed to flip the prediction, then push those features past the boundary (plus c extra steps) to form OOD embeddings, which replace the class token embedding in a Stable Diffusion prompt to generate outlier images.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use BOOD instead of DreamOODOOD detection with CIFAR-100 as ID data · CIFAR-100 (average over 5 OOD datasets)FPR95: 40.31 -> 10.67Helped
use BOOD instead of DreamOODOOD detection with CIFAR-100 as ID data · CIFAR-100 (average over 5 OOD datasets)AUROC: 90.15 -> 97.42Helped
use BOOD instead of DreamOODOOD detection with ImageNet-100 as ID data · ImageNet-100 (average over 4 OOD datasets)FPR95: 38.76 -> 35.37Helped
use BOOD instead of DreamOODOOD detection with ImageNet-100 as ID data · ImageNet-100 (average over 4 OOD datasets)AUROC: 92.02 -> 92.44Helped
add boundary feature identification (ablation)BOOD feature synthesis · CIFAR-100 (average)FPR95: 44.26 -> 10.67Helped
add feature perturbation (ablation)BOOD feature synthesis · CIFAR-100 (average)FPR95: 99.61 -> 10.67Helped
replace Gaussian noise with BOOD's boundary-directed perturbation (ablation)OOD feature synthesis · CIFAR-100 (average)FPR95: 18.99 -> 10.67Helped
replace centroid displacement with BOOD's boundary-directed perturbation (ablation)OOD feature synthesis · CIFAR-100 (average)FPR95: 40.51 -> 10.67Helped
use BOOD instead of DreamOODOOD detection with ImageNet-100 as ID data · NearOOD average (NINCO and SSB-hard)FPR95: 67.19 -> 64.93Helped
use ResNet-18 instead of ResNet-34 (ablation)BOOD · CIFAR-100FPR95: 10.67 -> 10.83No clear effect
use ResNet-50 instead of ResNet-34 (ablation)BOOD · CIFAR-100FPR95: 10.67 -> 11.23No clear effect

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: CIFAR-100 ImageNet-100 SVHN Places365 Textures LSUN iSUN iNaturalist SUN Places NINCO SSB-hard

Benchmarks: CIFAR-100 OOD benchmark (SVHN, Places365, LSUN, iSUN, Textures) ImageNet-100 OOD benchmark (iNaturalist, Places, SUN, Textures) NINCO SSB-hard

Metrics: FPR95 AUROC ID ACC

Baselines: MSP ODIN Mahalanobis Energy GODIN KNN ViM ReAct DICE GAN VOS NPOS

Builds on: DreamOOD VOS CLIP Stable Diffusion

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