Based on the paradigm of collective learning systems, ALIAS (adaptive learning image analysis system) is an adaptive image-processing engine specifically designed to detect anomalies in otherwise normal images and signals. To accomplish this, ALIAS requires only one pass through a training set, which typically consists of less than 100 samples. The original version of ALIAS
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