Statistical Test for Diffusion-Based Anomaly Localization via Selective Inference
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| author | Katsuoka, Teruyuki Shiraishi, Tomohiro Miwa, Daiki Duy, Vo Nguyen Le Takeuchi, Ichiro |
| author_facet | Katsuoka, Teruyuki Shiraishi, Tomohiro Miwa, Daiki Duy, Vo Nguyen Le Takeuchi, Ichiro |
| contents | Anomaly localization in images -- identifying regions that deviate from normal patterns -- is vital in applications such as medical diagnosis and industrial inspection. A recent trend is the use of image generation models in anomaly localization, where these models generate normal-looking counterparts of anomalous images, thereby allowing flexible and adaptive anomaly localization. However, these methods inherit the uncertainty and bias implicitly embedded in the employed generative model, raising concerns about the reliability. To address this, we propose a statistical framework based on selective inference to quantify the significance of detected anomalous regions. Our method provides $p$-values to assess the false positive detection rates, providing a principled measure of reliability. As a proof of concept, we consider anomaly localization using a diffusion model and its applications to medical diagnoses and industrial inspections. The results indicate that the proposed method effectively controls the risk of false positive detection, supporting its use in high-stakes decision-making tasks. |
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| spellingShingle | Statistical Test for Diffusion-Based Anomaly Localization via Selective Inference Katsuoka, Teruyuki Shiraishi, Tomohiro Miwa, Daiki Duy, Vo Nguyen Le Takeuchi, Ichiro Machine Learning Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Anomaly localization in images -- identifying regions that deviate from normal patterns -- is vital in applications such as medical diagnosis and industrial inspection. A recent trend is the use of image generation models in anomaly localization, where these models generate normal-looking counterparts of anomalous images, thereby allowing flexible and adaptive anomaly localization. However, these methods inherit the uncertainty and bias implicitly embedded in the employed generative model, raising concerns about the reliability. To address this, we propose a statistical framework based on selective inference to quantify the significance of detected anomalous regions. Our method provides $p$-values to assess the false positive detection rates, providing a principled measure of reliability. As a proof of concept, we consider anomaly localization using a diffusion model and its applications to medical diagnoses and industrial inspections. The results indicate that the proposed method effectively controls the risk of false positive detection, supporting its use in high-stakes decision-making tasks. |
| title | Statistical Test for Diffusion-Based Anomaly Localization via Selective Inference |
| topic | Machine Learning Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.11789 |