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Sparse, self-organizing ensembles of local kernels detect rare statistical anomalies
Modern artificial intelligence has revolutionized how we extract representations from scientific data, yet the statistical properties of these representations remain poorly controlled, causing misspecified anomaly detection methods to falter. The hardest anomalies to detect are the rare, weakly sepa
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