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Code for our ICLR 2021 paper on outlier detection, titled SSD, without requiring class labels of in-distribution training data. We leverage recent advances in self-supervised representation learning followed by the cluster-based outlier detection to achieve competitive performance. This repository support both self-supervised training of networks and outlier detection evaluation of pre-trained networks. It also includes code for the two proposed extensions in the paper, i.e., 1) Few-shot outlier detection and 2) Extending SSD by including class labels, when available.

Getting started

Let's start by installing all dependencies.

pip install -r requirement.txt

Outlier detection with a pre-trained classifier

This is how we can evaluate the performance of a pre-trained ResNet50 classifier trained using SimCLR on the CIFAR-10 dataset.

CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=$gpus_ids python -u eval_ssd.py --arch resnet50 --training-mode SimCLR --dataset cifar10 --ckpt checkpoint_path --normalize --exp-name name_of_this_experiment

  • training-mode: Choose from ("SimCLR", "SupCon", "SupCE"). This will choose the right network modules for the checkpoint.
  • arch: Choose from available architectures in models.py
  • dataset: Choose from ("cifar10", "cifar100", "svhn", "stl")
  • --normalize: If set, it will normalize input images. Use only if inputs were normalized in training too.
  • --exp-name: Experiment name. We will log results into a text file of this name.

The steps to evaluate with

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