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SetAD: Semi-Supervised Anomaly Learning in Contextual Sets

NeurIPS 2026 · Label-efficient and robust learning › OOD and anomaly detection · approach: Anomaly detection with contaminated data · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Reframes semi-supervised anomaly detection as set-level graded learning: an attention-based set encoder regresses the number of labeled anomalies in sampled sets, and inference averages context-normalized scores over random contexts.

Problem

Existing semi-supervised anomaly detection methods score individual points or pairs, missing the contextual, group-level nature of anomalies and underusing supervision from labeled anomalies.

Approach

Train a self-attention set encoder with MAE regression to predict the count of known anomalies in randomly composed sets (size k=8), then score test points by averaging their deviation from reference normals across multiple random contexts (context-calibrated anomaly scoring).

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Cardiotocography Mammography SpamBase Mnist Shuttle Celeba Cover Campaign Fraud Census

Benchmarks: Cardiotocography Mammography SpamBase Mnist Shuttle Celeba Cover Campaign Fraud Census

Metrics: AUC-ROC AUC-PR

Baselines: REPEN DeepSAD GANomaly DevNet FEAWAD PReNet SSIF

Builds on: DevNet PReNet REPEN DeepSAD

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