Blue Iris

veldthui wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 1:10 am Doesn't appear to be. I have a parked trailer in my back yard and everytime something triggers the AI says it is a car and sets the alert.
I also have a tree branch and in windy conditions it say it is a person with an 86% confidence. For the trailer I had to stop it detecting cars, trucks, etc and put that into the cancel alert.

TimG wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2024 5:38 am I don't understand the static object detection in BI5 for CPAI. It appears to be what we need here, but I can't make it work. I regularly get clouds reflected from my parked car windscreen triggering BI5, then CPAI figuring out it's a car and the static detection cannot figure out that the parked car hasn't moved for hours. I tried adding rules for static detection but was told that would prevent it working. We need a good guide on how to use this

twiseva wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2025 1:34 am

TimG wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2024 5:38 am I don't understand the static object detection in BI5 for CPAI. It appears to be what we need here, but I can't make it work. I regularly get clouds reflected from my parked car windscreen triggering BI5, then CPAI figuring out it's a car and the static detection cannot figure out that the parked car hasn't moved for hours. I tried adding rules for static detection but was told that would prevent it working. We need a good guide on how to use this

Agreed, it's a tough one to understand. I have read all the docs multiple times and am still not sure about static analysis. I have been playing with AI just for fun and the 'verification' part seems to work fairly well. In that I use 'persons,vehicles' to make sure it's something I care about before alerting. I am actually alerting up to my Hubitat home automation as that has a lot more smarts than BI.

I have been trying (for weeks) to get static analysis to work -- basically I want it to let me know when there is a car parked in the drive. And then again when its gone. I use hubitat to do alerts and so one based on those events. Unfortunately, it's not reliable and not consistent. Sometimes it works well for days sometimes it thinks there is no car and its sitting in plain daylight. Right now the car is gone and it has not triggered anything (should have triggered an alert for 'doesn't exists'). Replaying and having AI analysis on to debug shows exactly what I'd expect -- I am suspecting issues with/BI and its alerting/static object analysis ... Or (more likely) me not knowing what I am doing.

Havign said all that, just understanding how to set it up was a pain -- a detailed guide would be awesome. The document misses a lot and skips over various options. Well good luck, I am sure it'll get better.