When I was testing I saw better accuracy with .NETThank you.
I have only been running .NET (GPU)
Is their a consenus, that regardless of model .NET or YOLO , in SenseAI is better?
So what are you using now?When I was testing I saw better accuracy with .NET
I am using YOLO because .NET does not support custom models at this time. I think it will be added in the future.So what are you using now?
I have disabled this as well. I was actually getting just head shots of "person" as the alert because it was identifying them too early. I'd rather it wait to get more of the subject in the frame before analyzing and confirming.As a side note in regards to accuracy: I have found that unchecking the box for "Use motion leading trigger to start detection" has resulted in better detections. At first this seems counterintuitive, until you realize that this means it will start analyzing on the trigger that actually crosses a zone that you care about, rather than motion in some (generally more distant) region that you may not care about at all.
I highly recommend at least testing this to see if works better for you.
You need to be careful with this setting. Disabling it doesn't work well with LPR cameras.I highly recommend at least testing this to see if works better for you.
Good point, I believe I saw that mentioned in the BI help file as well, but forgot about that use case when I wrote my post.You need to be careful with this setting. It doesn't work well with LPR cameras.
Yes me. “Auto start/stop with Blue Iris” is definitely checked but I have to press the “Start now” button after a reboot. Was OK with version 1.6.2Anyone else having an issue with BI not restarting CPAI after BI restarts?
Have you tried leaving the auto start/stop unchecked? That is how mine is. My understanding is that when unchecked, BI isn't responsible for it at all since the CP AI runs as a Windows Service and is started at startup and left running.Yes me. “Auto start/stop with Blue Iris” is definitely checked but I have to press the “Start now” button after a reboot. Was OK with version 1.6.2
OK biggen, that seems to have fixed it. Thank you. I notice that this makes “Use custom model folder” (checked) greyed out, but I’m not aware of that being a problem. It is a bug, though, not to start via BI and should be corrected.Have you tried leaving the auto start/stop unchecked? That is how mine is. My understanding is that when unchecked, BI isn't responsible for it at all since the CP AI runs as a Windows Service and is started at startup and left running.
It's greyed out but it will still hold any custom models in there you had previously set. If you need to change the custom model location, then just check auto start/stop again, change the model, and uncheck auto start/stop.OK biggen, that seems to have fixed it. Thank you. I notice that this makes “Use custom model folder” (checked) greyed out, but I’m not aware of that being a problem. It is a bug, though, not to start via BI and should be corrected.
What's the user case to having BI start/stop the CP AI service? Wouldn't it be better served to have it running as a Windows service 24x7?
Just curious.
Mike, there's been lots of correspondence about model accuracy. I'm getting good results with your ipcam-xxx and would like it to be as good as possible. Hence queries:Just as a reminder below are all the labels for CP.AI custom models
CodeProject.AI-Custom-IPcam-Models
IPcam-combined Labels:
- person, bicycle, car, motorcycle, bus, truck, bird, cat, dog, horse, sheep, cow, bear, deer, rabbit, raccoon, fox, skunk, squirrel, pig
IPcam-general Labels (includes dark models images):
- person, vehicle
IPcam-animal Labels:
- bird, cat, dog, horse, sheep, cow, bear, deer, rabbit, raccoon, fox, skunk, squirrel, pig
IPcam-dark Labels:
- Bicycle, Bus, Car, Cat, Dog, Motorcycle, Person