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Proximity-CLIP: Text-Guided Semantic Proximity Learning for Zero-Shot Anomaly Detection
Vision-language models offer a promising approach for zero-shot anomaly detection (ZSAD). However, due to object-centric bias, normal and anomalous text prototypes exhibit a high semantic overlap. While enforcing strict orthogonality between them improves discriminability, mapping highly contiguous
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