Hello,
I'm using Blue Iris with Code projet AI and an Arduino IO module to connect AI alarms to my alarm system.

The problem is that I'm getting false detections. Therefore, I'm looking for a parameter that would require two consecutive positive images to trigger an 'alert' on Blue Iris ?
Do you know of a parameter that could require Blue Iris to perform a double verification ?

I'm using the custom model 'ipcam-combined' with a confidence rate of 78%, 8 images with 750ms interval.

I think you could do it with home automation, but I can't think how to do it from BI5 directly. Home Assistant on a Raspi could do it.

windaube wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 7:05 pm Hello,
I'm using Blue Iris with Code projet AI and an Arduino IO module to connect AI alarms to my alarm system.

The problem is that I'm getting false detections. Therefore, I'm looking for a parameter that would require two consecutive positive images to trigger an 'alert' on Blue Iris ?
Do you know of a parameter that could require Blue Iris to perform a double verification ?

I'm using the custom model 'ipcam-combined' with a confidence rate of 78%, 8 images with 750ms interval.

Open Blue Iris.
Go to "AI Tools" -> "Object Detection" -> "Settings."
Adjust the "Object detection sensitivity" slider to a higher value, which will require more consecutive positive images to trigger an alert.
Try increasing the sensitivity gradually until you achieve the desired accuracy.
Save changes and test the system.
Hope this helps!
vicky

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Now that IS a good one. I would never have thought of that

Good work MikeBwca. Have an excellent weekend

And OP: Clones are easy and don't use much in the way of resources, and that does appear to do exactly what you asked for.

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Although CPAI may have looked 15 times, each image had a single trigger, and Blue Iris chooses only one of them. I think your clone idea actually does what the OP is after with the double validation. The other option was home automation, but that is a whole new world of pain.

68 eh ? I guess that gives you a black and white baby photo too

FYI: Why do I use a baby photo ? Well I worked in an international British/ French company. We had a system where you could add a photograph of yourself, so somebody visiting from the other side could identify you. The Brits used recent photographs. The French used black and white photo's from when they were young and better looking - making the system totally useless. My joke for the world is that I have used a picture of myself here. But I may be a bit older than that

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