Few-shot industrial anomaly detection requires modeling category-specific normality from only a handful of defect-free images. Common approaches tie inference to stored exemplars, impose rigid linear structure, or risk reproducing anomalous content. Flownomaly instead casts the problem as normal-counterpart recovery in...
Bernardo Perrone Ribeiro, Erkut Akdag, E. Bondarev· 0 citations
Computer vision applications for 3D scene understanding in underwater environments remain challenging due to the lack of high-quality 3D data and the inability of surface-trained models to generalize to underwater scenes. To address this challenge, an emerging trend is to employ generative models to close the data doma...
Joaquín Figueira, Camile Lendering, Manfred González-Hernández et al.· 0 citations
ReFP-AD (Rectified Flow Preconditioning for Anomaly Detection), which learns a geometric reparameterization that maps high-dimensional embeddings into a well-conditioned latent space via an optimal transport (OT)-coupled rectified flow, enables stable persistent contrastive divergence with preconditioned Stochastic Gra...
Camile Lendering, Erkut Akdag, Joaquín Figueira et al.· 0 citations
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