Transfer Learning Based Hybrid Quantum Neural Network Model for Surface Anomaly Detection
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| author | Bhowmik, Sounak Thapliyal, Himanshu |
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| contents | The rapid increase in the volume of data increased the size and complexity of the deep learning models. These models are now more resource-intensive and time-consuming for training than ever. This paper presents a quantum transfer learning (QTL) based approach to significantly reduce the number of parameters of the classical models without compromising their performance, sometimes even improving it. Reducing the number of parameters reduces overfitting problems and training time and increases the models' flexibility and speed of response. For illustration, we have selected a surface anomaly detection problem to show that we can replace the resource-intensive and less flexible anomaly detection system (ADS) with a quantum transfer learning-based hybrid model to address the frequent emergence of new anomalies better. We showed that we could reduce the total number of trainable parameters up to 90% of the initial model without any drop in performance. |
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| spellingShingle | Transfer Learning Based Hybrid Quantum Neural Network Model for Surface Anomaly Detection Bhowmik, Sounak Thapliyal, Himanshu Quantum Physics The rapid increase in the volume of data increased the size and complexity of the deep learning models. These models are now more resource-intensive and time-consuming for training than ever. This paper presents a quantum transfer learning (QTL) based approach to significantly reduce the number of parameters of the classical models without compromising their performance, sometimes even improving it. Reducing the number of parameters reduces overfitting problems and training time and increases the models' flexibility and speed of response. For illustration, we have selected a surface anomaly detection problem to show that we can replace the resource-intensive and less flexible anomaly detection system (ADS) with a quantum transfer learning-based hybrid model to address the frequent emergence of new anomalies better. We showed that we could reduce the total number of trainable parameters up to 90% of the initial model without any drop in performance. |
| title | Transfer Learning Based Hybrid Quantum Neural Network Model for Surface Anomaly Detection |
| topic | Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.00228 |