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Chang Zhou^1,2, Boqin Zhang^1,2, Zhao Liu³

¹School of Mechanical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai 200240, China.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)

|June 12, 2026

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This study introduces MVCA-AD, an automated method for detecting anomalies in automotive crash-test curves. It enhances anomaly detection accuracy with limited data, improving crashworthiness assessment reliability.

Area of Science:

Automotive Engineering
Data Science
Signal Processing

Background:

Reliable crashworthiness assessment in automotive safety relies on accurate crash-test data.
Automated anomaly detection in crash-test curves is challenging due to limited labeled abnormal data and data variability.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an effective automated anomaly detection method for single-channel automotive crash-test curves.
To address the challenges of limited labeled data and distribution shifts in crash-test data analysis.

Main Methods:

Proposes MVCA-AD (Multi-View Context Augmentation for Anomaly Detection).
Generates multi-view representations using time- and frequency-domain transformations.
Employs a trend-aware modulation module and cross-view attention for robust anomaly detection.

Keywords:

anomaly detection crash-test curves crashworthiness assessment data quality control multi-view context augmentation

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Main Results:

MVCA-AD significantly improves Precision, Recall, F1-score, and AUC compared to baseline methods.
Demonstrates stable performance on heterogeneous crash-test signals under event-level evaluation.
Effectively amplifies subtle anomalous patterns even with limited labeled supervision.

Conclusions:

MVCA-AD provides a robust solution for automated anomaly detection in automotive crash-test curves.
The method enhances data quality control for crashworthiness assessment workflows.
Supports reliable analysis of crash-test data across different vehicle models and sensor configurations.