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Real-Time Visual Anomaly Detection in High-Speed Motorsport: An Entropy-Driven Hybrid Retrieval- and Cache-Augmented

Rubén Juárez Cádiz1, Fernando Rodríguez-Sela2

  • 1Engineering School, CEU San Pablo University, Campus de Montepríncipe, Av. de Montepríncipe, s/n, 28925 Madrid, Spain.

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Real-time visual anomaly detection in high-speed motorsport uses a hybrid cache-retrieval system. This approach reduces latency by prioritizing cached data for clear events and using retrieval for uncertain ones.

Area of Science:

  • Computer Vision
  • Machine Learning
  • Motorsport Technology

Background:

  • High-speed motorsport demands real-time visual anomaly detection.
  • Vision delays at high speeds (e.g., 300 km/h) create significant unobserved travel distances.
  • Edge computing requires balancing detection sensitivity with low-latency performance.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a hybrid cache-retrieval inference architecture for visual anomaly detection in high-speed motorsport.
  • To exploit spatiotemporal redundancy for efficient processing.
  • To reserve computationally intensive retrieval for uncertain events, optimizing edge performance.

Main Methods:

  • A hierarchical visual encoder with a Nested U-Net for texture analysis.
  • An uncertainty-driven router utilizing an entropy signal to manage prediction and embedding uncertainty.
Keywords:
cache-augmented inferenceedge AIentropy-based routingmotorsport imagingreal-time computer visionsimilarity retrievaltail-latency-aware inferencetelemetry–vision fusionuncertainty estimationvisual anomaly detection

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  • Two memory pathways: a static cache for context and local similarity retrieval for ambiguous frames.

    • Main Results:

    • Reduced mean end-to-end latency to 21.7 ms, a 55.3% improvement over a retrieval-only baseline (48.6 ms).
    • Achieved a Macro-F1 score of 0.89 at safety-oriented operating points.
    • Demonstrated effective anomaly detection (tire degradation, suspension chatter, illumination shifts) on a high-fidelity benchmark.

    Conclusions:

    • The hybrid architecture effectively balances latency and sensitivity for edge-based visual anomaly detection.
    • The system provides decision support for passive monitoring without interfering with vehicle control units (ECUs).
    • This approach enhances safety and operational awareness in high-speed motorsport environments.