CRANE
Zero-shot anomaly detection for recognizing defects when labeled abnormal examples are limited.
I am an Associate Professor at New Uzbekistan University and a Visiting Researcher at OIST, Japan. My work focuses on anomaly detection, out-of-distribution detection, AI robustness, safety, and learning under unknown conditions.
Three research directions connecting machine-learning foundations to dependable systems in the real world.
Zero-shot anomaly detection for recognizing defects when labeled abnormal examples are limited.
Robust video anomaly detection designed to remain dependable under adversarial visual inputs.
Detecting previously unseen data across datasets and tasks through adaptive contrastive learning.
Independent technical advice, robustness audits, computer vision and anomaly-detection strategy, due diligence, workshops, and focused proofs of concept.
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Serving as an Area Chair for ICLR 2027.
CRANE accepted at BMVC 2026.
Joined New Uzbekistan University as an Associate Professor.