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Comparing Active Anomaly Detection Frameworks: From Light Curves to Images
The increasing volume and complexity of data from modern astronomical surveys are making comprehensive visual inspection increasingly impractical, motivating automated methods for identifying rare and unusual objects. Active anomaly detection (A-AD) combines unsupervised anomaly detection with itera
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