IP Cam Talk Custom Community DeepStack Model

[MikeLud1]

Just in case it is helpful:

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Every thing looks normal. Open up the analysis details for the canceled alert to see why it was canceled.

 

[pbc]

 

[MikeLud1]

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I think I figured out what is happening, you must of replaced the custom models that CodeProject.AI installed with the ones in this thread. To fix this change the custom models name in each camera to general or uninstall the Object Detection module and reinstall so it will install the custom models that have ipcam- in the name. They are the same models with just a different name.

 

[pbc]

Will give that a go when in front of my laptop. But … why would it work fine for a week and then suddenly stop? I haven’t touched the server since Jan 3.

Also, if I uninstalled code project entirely and then reinstalled it an hour or two ago, wouldn’t that have the same impact of uninstalling just the Object module and reinstalling it?

 

[MikeLud1]

Will give that a go when in front of my laptop. But … why would it work fine for a week and then suddenly stop? I haven’t touched the server since Jan 3.

Also, if I uninstalled code project entirely and then reinstalled it an hour or two ago, wouldn’t that have the same impact of uninstalling just the Object module and reinstalling it?

It should have. Post a screenshot of this folder

 

[pbc]

That's what I have...

 

[MikeLud1]

That's what I have...

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That is odd, Blue Iris thinks ipcam-general is general. Try disabling Blue Iris main AI then restart Blue Iris service, after this custom model list should be blank. Next enable Blue Iris main AI then restart Blue Iris service. After this it should have the correct model list.

 

[pbc]

This look correct now?

 

[MikeLud1]

This look correct now?

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Yes, it should all work now.

 

[pbc]

Now...why the heck would it have reverted to the former models that I would only have been using when I was using Deepstack?!

 

[MikeLud1]

Now...why the heck would it have reverted to the former models that I would only have been using when I was using Deepstack?!

I have no idea, at least it is correct and working now. Do you still have Deepstack installed on your system?

 

[pbc]

I have no idea, at least it is correct and working now. Do you still have Deepstack installed on your system?

Nope. Uninstalled it when I uninstalled CP.

 

[Adam Hahler]

Is there still an advantage to using your custom models or should we just go with the ones that CodeProject installs?

 

[MikeLud1]

Is there still an advantage to using your custom models or should we just go with the ones that CodeProject installs?

The custom models installed with CodeProject.AI are the same just with a different name by adding ipcam-.

 

[Adam Hahler]

Thank you

 

[VideoDad]

The custom models installed with CodeProject.AI are the same just with a different name by adding ipcam-.

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?

 

[joekingcool]

I figured out how to download the images that DeepStack used to train the object model. With these images I can start to make the community custom DeepStack model

was looking over the posts on here, and seeing how to make a model myself. but it seemed like a little more than i was up to for now.

was wondering if you made just one for people?

currently it picks up park cars and i think its taking away from the people detection. mostly concerned with people on the property. it would be nice if did for night with color vision as well.