🚀Add SuperSimpleNet model

[blaz-r]

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• This PR adds the SuperSimpleNet model implementation.
• I also verified the performance on MVTec AD and the results are very close tho the ones reported in the paper.

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[samet-akcay]

This is amazing @blaz-r! Thanks a lot! I'll review it shortly

[blaz-r]

I have fixed the linter error and formated the files. The tests for SuperSimpleNet are still failing on onnx and openvino export locally. I'm not entirely sure how to fix this, but I'll take a lot when I get the time.

[blaz-r]

Tests are failing on imgaug, somethign with numpy version incompatiblity it seems.

[samet-akcay]

@blaz-r, we will need to remove imgaug dependency to bump the numpy version.

[samet-akcay]

What are the missing points in Anomalib to support supervised setting

[blaz-r]

Right now I believe there are no standard supervised datasets. Another problem is the Folder dataset as it assumes that abnormal samples are always in test set:

anomalib/src/anomalib/data/image/folder.py

Lines 174 to 175 in bcc0b43

	samples.loc[(samples.label == DirType.NORMAL), "split"] = Split.TRAIN
	samples.loc[(samples.label == DirType.ABNORMAL) | (samples.label == DirType.NORMAL_TEST), "split"] = Split.TEST

Another thing for full reproduction of SuperSimpleNet results is the fixed flipping augmentation and frequency sampling. This is however not necessary, but needed for best results. It's also not SuperSimpleNet specific, so might be worth considering if other supervised model will be supported.

[samet-akcay]

yeah, we would like to diversify the model pool, and include more learning types than one-class models. Thanks for the feedback.
@abc-125, you might want to be aware of this discussion as you have recently worked on this stuff

[abc-125]

Thank you for adding me, it would be great to have supervised models and datasets in Anomalib. Recently, I looked at how to add a supervised dataset, and it certainly would require changing some base structures, such as paths to folders (I guess we will need abnormal_train_dir and maybe renaming the rest to make it easier to understand, normal_train_dir, etc.):

anomalib/src/anomalib/data/image/folder.py

Lines 195 to 202 in bcc0b43

	normal_dir (str | Path | Sequence): Path to the directory containing normal images.
	root (str | Path | None): Root folder of the dataset.
	Defaults to ``None``.
	abnormal_dir (str | Path | Sequence | None, optional): Path to the directory containing abnormal images.
	Defaults to ``None``.
	normal_test_dir (str | Path | Sequence | None, optional): Path to the directory containing
	normal images for the test dataset.
	Defaults to ``None``.