Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI ALPR

Hey @MikeLud1 Is there any way that I can train the licence-plate model to work a bit better with Australian plates? Although in saying that I've got no clue how but willing to learn.
I've just started running @algertc database system for ALPR which is brilliant way to view things in an organised fashion and whilst your model picks up most plates it seems to get a bit funny with some.. please note a large majority of the plates are correct and it does an amazing job and I am purely wanting to help potentially improve things if I can help at all. Here are some examples

First one, some plates in Australia (In the ACT) have a euro design.
Example picture of a standard European style numberplate

Standard European style numberplates must start with the letter 'A' then a space which contains the ACT crest and bluebell logo, then a combination of 6 letters and numbers following the standard ACT 'Y' series format.
Here is one below going past my camera:
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Unsure what happened with this and how it got TEET lol:
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A few of the slim-line plates seem to get picked up with an "E" at the start like below I've noticed as well:
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Anyone else experiencing memory leak with the ALPR module?
Yes and like you I tried to keep it under control using an automation, but I found a better way through BI. Under the AI settings in BI there is an option to restart CPAI every x number of minutes. I set mine to 720 (every 12 hours) and it works great.


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Yes and like you I tried to keep it under control using an automation, but I found a better way through BI. Under the AI settings in BI there is an option to restart CPAI every x number of minutes. I set mine to 720 (every 12 hours) and it works great.


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Thanks. This will certainly help someone out there! I'm not using Windows for my CodeProject.AI so this won't work for me, unfortunately.