Object Detection: Events
This page comprises the Events item overview and functionality description. The item displays the event notifications including a frame, camera, date and time of the event, event duration time, object and trigger type.
Overview
To open the Events item, in the left menu:
- Select the Object Detection section
- Choose the Events item
- See event notifications
Use and Functionality
The Events functional menu allows to:
- Select the required events time frame
- Click the Camera parameter to select the desired video analytics. In the pop-up window:
- Check the boxes next to the required video analytics and folders
- Click the Select Video Analytics button
- Select multiple object types:
- Person
- Bicycle
- Car
- Motorbike
- Bus
- Truck
- Animal
- Bags
- Select multiple triggers:
- In Zone
- Out of Zone
- Object Counter
- Presence Control
- Intrusion
- Crowd
- Select the event status:
- True Positive to view only valid event notifications
- False Positive to view only event notifications marked by the user as false
- Click the Search button to filter the events
- Click the Reset button to clear the filters
- Select the Auto Update toggle to enable or disable the auto update of the event notifications
Once selected and filtered, in the events:
- View the frame preview and information about the event. To filter events by the recognized data, in the required event block:
- Click the camera name to filter events only by the camera related to the event
- Click the date to filter events only by the date related to the event
- Click the trigger name to filter events only by the trigger related to the event
- Click the object type icon to filter events only by the selected object type related to the event
- View the camera location on the map by clicking the View Geolocation icon in the event block
- Hover the mouse over the event block and select the Extra Options icon. In the drop-down menu:
- Click the Edit Analytics button to make changes to the settings of the analytics which is related to the selected event
- Click the Save Image button to download the event frame in full size
- Click the False Positive or True Positive button and confirm the intention to change the event status and move the selected event to the appropriate set of filtered events
- The False Positive button is available in the Settings drop-down list only if the True Positive event status has been previously selected in filters.
- The True Positive button is available in the Settings drop-down list only if the False Positive event status has been previously selected in filters.
- The selected Presence Control trigger divides filtered events into two types:
- Presence Control (In Zone) in case the object has entered the set zone and stayed there for the specified time
- Presence Control (Out of Zone) in case the object left the set zone, after which the zone was empty for a certain period of time
To view the required event:
- Click the frame preview
- See the event's pop-up window
- Use frame view tools:
- Zoom Out icon (-) to zoom out from a specific area of the frame
- Zoom In icon (+) to zoom in on a specific area of the frame
- Reset View icon (~) to reset the frame to its original size and position
- Target icon to zoom in on the detected object in the frame (available for the Presence Control and Intrusion trigger types)
- Enlargement icon to open the frame in full-screen (in the full-screen press the Esc button to return to default view)
- Check the required boxes to enable or disable the display elements on the frame:
- Bounding Box
- Trigger
- Object Type
- Zone
- Hover the mouse over the Extra Options icon. In the drop-down menu:
- Click the Edit Analytics button to make changes to the settings of the analytics which is related to the selected event
- Click the Save Image button to download the event frame in full size
- Click the False Positive or True Positive button and confirm the intention to change the event status and move the selected event to the appropriate set of filtered events
- Hover the mouse over the bounding box in the frame to see its width and height parameters in pixels and analytics sensitivity value.
- Click and drag the image across the zoomed-in frame in order to view different parts of it.