A Deep-Learning Method Using Auto-encoder and Generative Adversarial Network for Anomaly Detection on Ancient Stone Stele Surfaces
Yikun Liu, Yuning Wang, Cheng Liu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a deep-learning approach combining autoencoders and GANs for real-time, unsupervised anomaly detection on ancient stone stele surfaces, enhancing preservation efforts with high accuracy and no need for extensive anomaly samples.
Contribution
It presents a novel unsupervised deep-learning method using AE and GAN architectures for anomaly detection in cultural heritage preservation, requiring no extensive anomaly samples.
Findings
Reconstruction accuracy of 99.74% on case study
Proficient detection of seven artificially designed anomalies
No false alarms during evaluation
Abstract
Accurate detection of natural deterioration and man-made damage on the surfaces of ancient stele in the first instance is essential for their preventive conservation. Existing methods for cultural heritage preservation are not able to achieve this goal perfectly due to the difficulty of balancing accuracy, efficiency, timeliness, and cost. This paper presents a deep-learning method to automatically detect above mentioned emergencies on ancient stone stele in real time, employing autoencoder (AE) and generative adversarial network (GAN). The proposed method overcomes the limitations of existing methods by requiring no extensive anomaly samples while enabling comprehensive detection of unpredictable anomalies. the method includes stages of monitoring, data acquisition, pre-processing, model structuring, and post-processing. Taking the Longmen Grottoes' stone steles as a case study, an…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnomaly Detection Techniques and Applications · Digital Media Forensic Detection · Conservation Techniques and Studies
MethodsAutoencoders
