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NOVA: Normal-Side Modeling for Training-Free Zero-Shot Video Anomaly Detection
Training-free zero-shot video anomaly detection (ZS-VAD) leverages vision-language models (VLMs) to localize anomaly instances from a predefined anomaly vocabulary, without providing any video. Existing CLIP-based methods often emphasize anomaly-side semantics, while the competing normality side rem
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