


Background:
Unsupervised Anomaly Detection Under Domain Shifts
Unsupervised Anomaly Detection is usually based on pre-trained networks trained on benchmarking datasets such as ImageNet. However, a domain shift exists between these datasets and real-world data such as industrial or medical imaging. Shifting to the target domain using contrastive-learning inspired training has been proposed in ReContrast. This thesis will examine models like ReContrast for artificially introduced anomalies, domain shifts, and real-world medical image datasets, including from challenges such as the MICCAI 2023 OOD challenge.