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Amit Rozner

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UAI Conference 2024 Conference Paper

Anomaly Detection with Variance Stabilized Density Estimation

Amit Rozner
Barak Battash
Henry Li
Lior Wolf
Ofir Lindenbaum

We propose a modified density estimation problem that is highly effective for detecting anomalies in tabular data. Our approach assumes that the density function is relatively stable (with lower variance) around normal samples. We have verified this hypothesis empirically using a wide range of real-world data. Then, we present a variance-stabilized density estimation problem for maximizing the likelihood of the observed samples while minimizing the variance of the density around normal samples. To obtain a reliable anomaly detector, we introduce a spectral ensemble of autoregressive models for learning the variance-stabilized distribution. We have conducted an extensive benchmark with 52 datasets, demonstrating that our method leads to state-of-the-art results while alleviating the need for data-specific hyperparameter tuning. Finally, we have used an ablation study to demonstrate the importance of each of the proposed components, followed by a stability analysis evaluating the robustness of our model.

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TMLR Journal 2024 Journal Article

Domain-Generalizable Multiple-Domain Clustering

Amit Rozner
Barak Battash
Lior Wolf
Ofir Lindenbaum

This work generalizes the problem of unsupervised domain generalization to the case in which no labeled samples are available (completely unsupervised). We are given unlabeled samples from multiple source domains, and we aim to learn a shared predictor that assigns examples to semantically related clusters. Evaluation is done by predicting cluster assignments in previously unseen domains. Towards this goal, we propose a two-stage training framework: (1) self-supervised pre-training for extracting domain invariant semantic features. (2) multi-head cluster prediction with pseudo labels, which rely on both the feature space and cluster head prediction, further leveraging a novel prediction-based label smoothing scheme. We demonstrate empirically that our model is more accurate than baselines that require fine-tuning using samples from the target domain or some level of supervision. Our code is available at \url{https://github.com/AmitRozner/domain-generalizable-multiple-domain-clustering}.

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