LCR-GAN: Learning Crucial Representation for Anomaly Detection

Shuo Liu, Li-wen Xu, Jin-Rong Wang, Yan Sun, Zeran Qin
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Anomaly detection is pivotal and challenging in artificial intelligence, which aims to determine whether a query sample comes from the same class, given a set of normal samples from a particular class. There are a plethora of anomaly detection methods based on generative models; however, these methods aim to make the reconstruction error of the training samples smaller or extract more information from the training samples. We believe that it is more important for anomaly detection to extract crucial representation from normal samples rather than more information, so we propose a semi-supervised method named LCR-GAN. We conducted extensive experiments on four image datasets and 15 tabular datasets to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method. Meanwhile, we also carried out an anti-noise study to demonstrate the robustness of the proposed method.
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LCR-GAN:学习异常检测的关键表征
异常检测在人工智能中是关键和具有挑战性的,其目的是确定查询样本是否来自同一类,给定一组来自特定类的正常样本。有很多基于生成模型的异常检测方法;然而,这些方法的目的是使训练样本的重构误差更小或从训练样本中提取更多的信息。我们认为,对于异常检测来说,从正常样本中提取关键的表征比提取更多的信息更重要,因此我们提出了一种半监督方法LCR-GAN。我们在4个图像数据集和15个表格数据集上进行了广泛的实验,以证明所提出方法的有效性。同时,我们还进行了抗噪声研究,以证明该方法的鲁棒性。
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