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When Point Clouds Outperform Pixels: Rethinking Zero-Shot Multimodal Anomaly Detection
Zero-shot multimodal anomaly detection commonly assumes that RGB and point cloud modalities are equally reliable and can contribute uniformly to anomaly localization. We challenge this assumption. Using a set of recently proposed stringent metrics that penalize false anomaly responses in normal regi
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