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Few-Shot Adaptation for Anomalous Sound Detection at Low False-Positive Rate
Reliable fault detection is crucial for industrial machinery in large-scale facilities, where unexpected failures can cause costly downtime and production interruptions. Although acoustic monitoring provides a scalable solution for machine condition monitoring, its deployment is often constrained by
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