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It is highly recommended that the self-learning feature be enabled for all video analytics devices, except in the<br />
following circumstances:<br />
• If you do not expect any humans or vehicles in the device's field of view.<br />
• If humans and vehicles in the field of view move at multiple height levels, such as people on a staircase.<br />
If the scene changes significantly, you may want to reset the self-learning settings. When self-learning is reset, all<br />
previous self-learning data is deleted and the device learns anew. You may want to use this feature if a building<br />
in the scene is demolished then rebuilt.<br />
Enabling Self-Learning<br />
The Video Analytics Configuration dialog box allows you to enable or disable self-learning in video analytics<br />
devices.<br />
1. In the device Setup tab, click .<br />
The Video Analytics Configuration dialog box opens.<br />
2. To enable self-learning, check the Enable Self-Learning box.<br />
3. To disable self-learning, clear the Enable Self-Learning check box.<br />
NOTE: Disabling self-learning may result in more classified objects being falsely detected.<br />
Once disabled, the camera stops self-learning and no longer utilizes any learned information.<br />
4. To reset self-learning, click Self-Learning Reset.<br />
• In the confirmation dialog box that appears, click Yes.<br />
NOTE: When self-learning is reset, all previous self-learning data for the device is deleted.<br />
5. Click OK to save your changes.<br />
Teach By Example<br />
You can improve the accuracy of classified object detection by using the Teach By Example feature. You can<br />
assign true or false Teach Markers to detected objects to help train the video analytics device.<br />
Teach Markers can be assigned then applied to devices by different users. Users who assign markers to<br />
detected objects are typically users who monitor video on a regular basis. It is recommended that 30 true and<br />
30 false markers be assigned before they are applied to a device. Users who apply the markers to the device<br />
may be an administrator who is less involved with day to day video monitoring.<br />
NOTE: The Teach Markers are local to a single server and are created for individual cameras. They are not<br />
shared between servers or cameras.<br />
NOTE: Some features are not displayed if the server does not have the required license, or if you do not have<br />
the required user permissions.<br />
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