{"id":19059,"date":"2017-08-22T21:11:11","date_gmt":"2017-08-23T02:11:11","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.eagleeyenetworks.com\/?p=19059"},"modified":"2020-09-08T10:34:47","modified_gmt":"2020-09-08T15:34:47","slug":"object-counting-analytic","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.een.com\/nb\/blog\/object-counting-analytic\/","title":{"rendered":"Object Counting"},"content":{"rendered":"

About Object Counting<\/h3>\n

For higher accuracy when counting people, use a dedicated camera mounted with a top-down view in which persons remain the same size as they travel through the image. In order to be counted, objects must be tracked across a line. This means the object must be tracked prior to crossing the line and at least 50% of the object must track across the line. Lines must be placed in such a way to allow the object to cross and should not be placed in parallel near the edge of the image. For best practices, place the line as close to the center of the image as possible. This may require re-aiming the camera. A range of object height and width are defined to track the people (or objects) desired.<\/p>\n

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\nExample of Camera Settings \/ Analytics \/ Line Crossing without Line<\/em><\/p>\n

Click the yellow plus (+) symbol to add a new line. Adjust the line in the preview window by clicking, holding and dragging. Click an arrow to select the direction that will be used as the main direction for crossing. The selected arrow is indicated by green as well as a little triangle next to the line itself.<\/p>\n

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\nExample of Camera Settings \/ Analytics\/ Counting<\/em><\/p>\n

Only one line is supported. The yellow plus is not available if a line already exists.<\/p>\n

Changing the name, direction, object width and object height<\/h3>\n

The size of objects to track across the line can be set in order to track specific objects, such as cars or people while ignoring all other objects. Set an object width and height based on the view of the camera and the size of the objects desired for counting. Objects that are recognized will be displayed with green analytics boxes in the preview window. The width and height each have a minimum and maximum setting. For example, if you wish to track a person, estimate the width and the height of a person as a % of the\u00a0size of the entire image. If uncertain, leave the default settings and then adjust larger or smaller to add or eliminate objects. Review video in the history browser to see objects and when they are counted.<\/p>\n

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\nExample of Camera Settings \/ Analytics\/ Counting with Object Size<\/em><\/p>\n

Direction<\/strong>
\nClick the arrow to adjust the direction in 90-degree increments. Objects within the width and height settings that cross the line will be counted.<\/p>\n

Minimum & Maximum Object Sizes<\/strong>
\n<\/b>Click anywhere in the minimum or maximum object size row or click the object size icon to see the min-max object size in the preview window. Set the size in the preview window. Black represents the minimum and teal green represents the maximum object size that the analytic will target. Adjust the minimum and maximum size to track objects whose height are between the minimum and maximum.<\/b><\/p>\n

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\nClickable areas to edit Minimum and Maximum Object Size<\/em><\/p>\n

Pencil<\/strong>
\nClick to edit the line in the preview window.<\/p>\n

Trash Can<\/strong>
\nClick to delete the line.<\/p>\n

Cancel
\n<\/strong>Click to ignore any changes since the last changes were saved (or applied) and to exit the Camera Settings dialogue.<\/p>\n

Apply<\/strong>
\nClick to save the changes and view them in the preview window without closing the Camera Settings dialogue.<\/p>\n

Save Changes<\/strong>
\nClick to save the changes and exit the Camera Settings dialogue.<\/p>\n

Notes
\n<\/strong>The main direction across the line, the opposite direction, and the difference between them will be displayed in the top right of video preview and history browser with running totals for the day. The count is reset daily at 2:00 AM in the time zone of the camera. Green Analytics boxes are shown in the history browser around objects that are detected. Dark green lines indicate a count. The count is shown historically by navigation of the timeline.\"example-of-counting-ovelay-in-preview-with-markers-smaller\"
\nExample of Object Counting Overlay in the History Browser with Counting Markers<\/em><\/p>\n

Access the analytics graphs by selecting analytics under actions of the camera when viewing preview video or from the dashboard.<\/p>\n

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\nExample of Counting Graphs – Counting Out<\/em>\"Picture10\"
\nExample of Counting Graphs – Difference<\/em><\/p>\n

Learn More about Eagle Eye Analytics<\/p>\n

Enabling Analytics<\/p>\n

Intrusion Detection<\/p>\n

Line Crossing<\/p>\n

Enable Analytics on your Eagle Eye Account<\/h3>\n

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