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TopoLeaf: A Zero-Shot Visual Anomaly Detection Framework via Stable Feature Dimensionality and Local Persistent Homology for Self-Organizing Agricultural Cyber-Physical Systems

2026-07-01

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Zero-shot visual anomaly detection in complex textured domains remains a fundamental challenge for building adaptive, self-organizing cyber-physical systems. Conventional deep learning approaches often rely on closed-set assumptions, require prohibitive pixel-level annotation costs, and suffer severe performance degradation under cross-domain shifts---limiting their deployability in rea...

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a2a02615-8355-5c68-91d1-fa9ef0c14d28
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10126172/v1
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