Fujitsu Corporation

Kazuki Iwamoto

Takashi Katoh

Kento Uemura

Suguru Yasutomi

An anomaly detection apparatus generates pieces of image data using a generator and train the generator and a discriminator that discriminates whether an image data, generated by the generator, is real or fake. The anomaly detection apparatus trains the generator such that the generator, in generating the pieces of image data to maximize the discrimination error of the discriminator, generate at least a piece of specified image data to reduce the discrimination error at a fixed rate with respect to the pieces of image data and trains, based on the pieces of image data and the at least a piece of specified image data, the discriminator to minimize the discrimination error.

Training apparatus, training method, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium

An anomaly detection apparatus performs training for the generator and the discriminator such that the generator maximizes a discrimination error of the discriminator and the discriminator minimizes the discrimination error The anomaly detection apparatus stores, while the training is being performed, a state of the generator that is half-trained and satisfies a pre-set condition, and retrains the discriminator by using an image generated by the half-trained generator that has the stored state.

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Osaka, Japan

Kazuki Iwamoto