This paper investigates the effectiveness of subspace representations for transferring knowledge from synthetic to real-world 3-D surface inspection tasks. Researchers utilized three methods—nearest-subspace classifier, one-class template subspaces, and generalized difference subspace (GDS)—to analyze models trained on synthetic defects. Experiments on the MVTec 3D-AD dataset showed that while detection accuracy remained low, subspace methods could bound feature shifts. On the Real3D-AD dataset, a one-class subspace achieved a high AUROC of 0.957 without benchmark training, suggesting that reference data and registration are more critical than the subspace itself for inspection tasks. AI
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