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Smartthings automation
Have you gone through the diagnostic steps I listed in the various posts above? It could be a lot of things from a Windows update, a SmartThings hub update, a network reboot, etc. -
Codeproject AI and false positives
For one, I no longer use the default object models (turn off on the AI settings page). I don't need to be detecting fire hydrants, parking meters, giraffes, frisbees, etc. Instead I choose one of the custom models (usually ipcam-combined, or ipcam-general) and configure the camera for those... -
Code Project AI general configuration and alerts
First, what are your global AI settings? I'm assuming, from your camera settings, you're using the default object model and not custom models? Also, it's odd that you've got just person and bicycle, but are trying to mark as vehicle for objects you're not even trying to detect. Anyway, the... -
Help with deepstacks.
Another few things: It looks like you have default object detection turned off. You'd might want to switch to 1 instance of Deepstack until you are sure it is working. Finally check the DS logs and consider turning on 'Save Deepstack Analysis' so you can check whether it is finding the clips you... -
Help with deepstacks.
Doesn't Deepstack normally run on port 5000? Is there a reason you are overriding that to use 82? Sorry, it's been quite awhile since I ran DS having switched to CPAI quite awhile ago. -
First LPR Layout. Feedback?
I would consider still bringing the cameras lower, maybe 9'-12'? Also, do you have pictures from the respective candidate locations, day and night? -
Electrical Inspection Wall Of Shame
But at least it doesn't let water get stuck in the bend in the pipe... because nobody wants that! -
Blue Iris CodeProject AI Custom Model Setting
You definitely want to pick a specific custom model for each camera. Technically you can run multiple models but for performance reasons, I find it best to pick a single model. First, read through the list of possible custom models and choose the one model you want to use on that camera... -
CPAI Custom Models help
First you need to enable custom models on the global AI settings tab. While you are there, turn off the default object detection. Now go to the camera settings and fill in the settings for the custom model you want to use. There are two possible custom models already loaded with CPAI that you...- VideoDad
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- Forum: Customizing
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Blue iris cpu usage when camera are triggered?
I would guess that your AI settings aren't tuned correctly. You probably have the default object model and all the custom models firing concurrently on each camera. You generally only want one model per camera. Plus it's also possible that you don't have CodeProject.AI configured with a module...- VideoDad
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- Forum: General BI Talk
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HDMI output specific cameras
It's a much older NVR that I use as a backup. I'm not even sure it's still made. But it's a Hikvision DS-7616NI-E2/16P -
HDMI output specific cameras
I have that view too (it's called 1+7 because it has 1 large view and 7 smaller views). But it also has a 1+5. -
HDMI output specific cameras
I have a Hikvision that has a 1+5 view (with the first camera showing double sized and the other 5 in a smaller size along the right and bottom edges). But typically you don't get to define much if the layout. The best I can suggest is you move cameras 7 and 8 to spots 9 and 10, so they aren't... -
Are Evaluation Versions Now Fully Functional?
The evaluation version isn't limited except for the "Evaluation" watermark. Since it was released, direct-to-disk has been an available feature in both evaluation and registered modes.- VideoDad
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- Forum: General BI Talk
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Eclipse April 8th. 2024
My sister lives in VT in the path of totality. Her neighbor (Adam) took these pictures on his Nikon. -
CodeProject.AI Version 2.5
Thanks for the update @MikeLud1. I don't know if you saw my question on another thread about incorporating my "delivery" custom model into the CPAI install. I was just wondering if you know when that might be happening. When it does how does one see the updated models? Also, if I make updates in... -
CodeProject.AI Version 2.5
I have the same question for ipcam-combined. -
CodeProject.AI Version 2.5
I don't believe that BI has any reason to make calls to the Background Remover module. -
Blue Iris Long Delay with CodeProject Object Detection
It's just not showing commas: ipcam-animal, ipcam-combined, etc. -
Beginning with AI
First, it feels like you are trying to do too much with a single camera. Pick a single purpose and stick with that. You can't expect that angle to get much in the way of detail on the street or the driveway and may be looking down too much to get more than people's heads if they were to walk... -
Blue Iris Long Delay with CodeProject Object Detection
First, you still have the default 'Objects' model enabled so that is running concurrently. I'd go to the global AI settings and turn that off. As for the question about ipcam-general, it only detects two objects: 'vehicle' and 'person' but you are telling it to look for 'car', 'motorcycle'... -
Blue Iris Long Delay with CodeProject Object Detection
Check out the GitHub for the custom ipcam models. GitHub - MikeLud/CodeProject.AI-Custom-IPcam-Models You need to know the specific name of the model you want to use. There isn't an ipcam-objects model. And the dark images have been incorporated in a few others, so you probably don't need it to... -
Blue Iris Long Delay with CodeProject Object Detection
On the global AI settings, turn off the default detection because the default model has too many unnecessary objects. That will get of one unnecessary model check. On your camera, it seems you only want people and vehicles. One option is to use the ipcam-general custom model which has two... -
IP Cam Talk Custom Community DeepStack Model
Another quick question. When you update your models in GitHub, how quickly are they incorporated into the CPAI install? And once in there, what steps would one need to update to your latest custom models? -
5.8.8 - March 4, 2024
I wish Ken would fully clear this up. I have most cameras using "ipcam-general" , some using "ipcam-combined", one using "license-plate" and one using "delivery". I just want to make sure that they aren't going to start using all 4 on all cameras since I've specified the model I want to use for...- VideoDad
- Post #22
- Forum: What's New
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5.8.8 - March 4, 2024
As I read Ken's note, he's saying that if you only exclude other models in the custom model field means all other custom models will run. Currently I have custom model names set for all my cameras, so I think it means there is no change for me and it'll behave as it did before.- VideoDad
- Post #18
- Forum: What's New
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5.8.8 - March 4, 2024
I haven't updated, nor have plans to update. I'm just asking if I've set a specific custom model (say ipcam-general) this seems to imply a change is being made to run all the other custom models regardless of what I intended for each specific camera.- VideoDad
- Post #9
- Forum: What's New
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5.8.8 - March 4, 2024
So I'm still confused. I'm only using custom models (not the default objects model). If I have a camera dedicated to license plates (for example) this seems to imply that all the other custom models (ipcam-general, ipcam-animal, ipcam-general combined, etc.) will fire, even if I've only listed a...- VideoDad
- Post #5
- Forum: What's New
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5.8.8 - March 4, 2024
Wait... what's the reasoning behind this change?- VideoDad
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- Forum: What's New
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How to train a custom YOLOv5 model using CodeProject.AI Training for YoloV5 6.2 module
If your chosen object looks similar to another, then consider including images that could generate false positives. For example, if you are training a model to recognize horses, you might want include pictures of zebras without labels. That's probably not the best example, but you get the idea...