Sound Anomaly Detection Using Non-Compression CNN Reconstruction
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing anomaly detection systems face challenges in detecting anomalies in older products without the necessary detection functions, requiring new product purchases to incorporate these capabilities.
Innovation Solution
A sound anomaly detection apparatus and method using a non-compression convolutional neural network that generates a restored value from an input value without dimension reduction or expansion, enabling anomaly detection across various devices by improving time-series information processing and computational efficiency.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a new product with anomaly detection function is purchased, then anomaly detection capability is provided, but cost increases and old products cannot be upgraded
Solution Approach 1:
The anomaly detection apparatus is designed to be universally applicable across different product types and generations. The system uses a general-purpose audio unit and data processing unit that can be installed on various devices, making the anomaly detection function adaptable to both new and old products without requiring product-specific customization
2Productivity
If dimension reduction is applied in the neural network, then computational efficiency improves, but time-series information processing capability deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
Instead of reducing dimensions, the patent uses dimensionality expansion by applying convolution operations across the time-series dimension. The 1D convolutional layers process the temporal sequence while maintaining the original feature dimension, and the 2D convolutional layers operate on the time-frequency representation, preserving time-series information while achieving computational efficiency through localized feature extraction
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AI summary
According to the present invention, a sound anomaly detection method includes acquiring, by an audio unit, a noise from an inspection target; generating, by a data processing unit, an input value that is a feature vector matrix including a plurality of feature vectors from the noise; generating, by a detection unit, a restored value imitating the input value through a detection neural network that is a deep neural network learned for the input value; determining, by the detection unit, whether a restoration error indicating a difference between the input value and the restored value is greater than or equal to a calculated reference value; and determining, by the detection unit, that there is an anomaly in the inspection target when determining that the restoration error is greater than or equal to the reference value.


