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ONER: Online Experience Replay for Incremental Anomaly Detection

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arxiv 2412.03907 v3 pith:EEYXNS6A submitted 2024-12-05 cs.CV

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keywords onerexperiencefeatureknowledgepixelanomalyconflictsdetection
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Incremental anomaly detection aims to sequentially identify defects in industrial product lines but suffers from catastrophic forgetting, primarily due to knowledge overwriting during parameter updates and feature conflicts between tasks. In this work, We propose ONER (ONline Experience Replay), an end-to-end framework that addresses these issues by synergistically integrating two types of experience: (1) decomposed prompts, which dynamically generate image-conditioned prompts from reusable modules to retain prior knowledge thus prevent knowledge overwriting, and (2) semantic prototypes, which enforce separability in latent feature spaces at pixel and image levels to mitigate cross-task feature conflicts. Extensive experiments demonstrate the superiority of ONER, achieving state-of-the-art performance with +4.4% Pixel AUROC and +28.3% Pixel AUPR improvements on the MVTec AD dataset over prior methods. Remarkably, ONER achieves this with only 0.019M parameters and 5 training epochs per task, confirming its efficiency and stability for real-world industrial deployment.

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