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Cross-Attention Regression Flow for Defect Detection
DOI:10.1109/TIP.2024.3457236.png)
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Defect detection from images is a crucial and challenging topic of industry scenarios due to the scarcity and unpredictability of anomalous samples. However, existing defect detection methods exhibit low detection performance when it comes to small-size defects. In this work, we propose a Cross-Attention Regression Flow (CARF) framework to model a compact distribution of normal visual patterns for separating outliers. To retain rich scale information of defects, we build an interactive cross-attention pattern flow module to jointly transform and align distributions of multi-layer features, which is beneficial for detecting small-size defects that may be annihilated in high-level features. To handle the complexity of multi-layer feature distributions, we introduce a layer-conditional autoregression module to improve the fitting capacity of data likelihoods on multi-layer features. By transforming the multi-layer feature distributions into a latent space, we can better characterize normal visual patterns. Extensive experiments on four public datasets and our collected industrial dataset demonstrate that the proposed CARF outperforms state-of-the-art methods, particularly in detecting small-size defects.
Keyword:
Defect detection
normalizing flows
autoregression
Defect detection
normalizing flows
autoregression
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