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Autoencoders are fitting anomalies too good

I have a set of ~ 5000 greyscale images with resolution of 64x128. I want to do an unsupervised anomaly detection. As a first try, I chose convolutional autoencoders (AE) and trained an AE model. I ...
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Incremental learning on Autoencoder for anomaly detection

I want to incrementally train my pre-trained autoencoder model on data being received every minute. Based on this thread, successive calls to model.fit will incrementally train the model. However, the ...
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Does Anomaly Detection Algorithm works when the features are not correlated?

I am working on an Anomaly Detection Problem and the algorithm I used is an Autoencoder Multivariate Gaussian. The problem with my data is that it is unlabeled and not correlated. For example, let's ...
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Can autoencoders take time series into account?

Here, I read the following: The first key to understanding is that HTM relies on data that streams over time (...) By contrast, conventional deep learning uses static data and is therefore time ...
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Why use Variational Autoencoders VAE instead of Autoencoders AE in Anomaly Detection?

I have read many papers that recommend using Variational Autoencoders over Autoencoders since they have a more probabilistic approach and the ability to use KL divergence on the latent dimension. But ...
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