TinySE-OSFD :Tiny Squeeze-and-Excitation for Open-Set Anomaly Detection
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Abstract
Industrial rotating machinery often cannot collect all possible fault data at once. This paper presents an open-set anomaly detection network, TinyCNN-SE (Tiny Convolutional Neural Network(CN) with Squeeze-and-Excitation blocks(SE)), which appends a Cross-Entropy Softmax layer after SE-ResBlocks. Experiments on the Automobile Transmission (AT) Dataset show that when only one unknown fault class is present, the proposed method achieves over 90 % accuracy, and when multiple unknown classes appear, it still maintains over 80 % accuracy.
 
Keywords
CNN, SE-ResBlocks, Open-Set Bearing Anomaly Detection
Speaker
HaiYang WAN
Dr. South China University of Technology

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HaiYang WAN South China University of Technology
Zhuyun Chen Guangdong University of Technology
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