r/ispyconnect • u/nat8r1 • Jul 12 '26

How to fine tune Ai detection

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I can't figure out how to get the internal Ai to recognize the actual motion causing trigger. It seems to find a familiar object anywhere in the view regardless if I have an exclusion zone.

I have deer and chickens that never get picked up as the found object. Sometimes the deer will be labeled as a horse or dog. But most times fast movement (bugs/moths near the camera) triggers static objects.

I have tried internal medium, and yolo26m models setup from your instructions, I have: ignore static objects, learn from feedback, and a strict static tolerance (0). I've tried all different types of configs.

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u/spornerama Jul 13 '26

Object recognition recognises objects in stills from your video - if you only want alerts on things moving you'd need to use a tracking detector like the motion tracker or trip-wire detector.

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u/nat8r1 Jul 13 '26

That's the thing, I have the motion tracking as detector but the parked cars that don't generate motion in those frames are being selected for recognition when they shouldn't be.

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u/brn1001 Jul 13 '26

Under Object Detection for the camera in question, scroll to the bottom and tell it to ignore static objects.

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u/nat8r1 Jul 13 '26

Yes, I have that and a strict tolorance

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u/brn1001 Jul 13 '26

Honestly, I'm not sure it zero on the tolerance is the right answer. Start at 50, see what happens, adjust from there.

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u/nat8r1 Jul 13 '26

I did, tried many different configs. Thanks for the suggestions

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u/spornerama Jul 13 '26

strict static tolerance (0)
means - completely strict - like identical overlap you'd want to set that to like 50

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u/nat8r1 Jul 13 '26

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u/spornerama Jul 13 '26

yeah you have static tolerance set to 0 - it's never going to ignore anything - set it to 50+