Learn how to configure detection zones for optimal anomaly detection performance
Areas where anomaly detection is enabled
Areas to ignore during detection
High-importance areas with enhanced detection
Navigate to your stream's detection zone configuration
Create zones by clicking points on the video feed
Set detection parameters for each zone
Verify zone performance and adjust as needed
Begin with larger zones and narrow down based on results
It's easier to reduce a zone than expand it after setup
Account for shadows and lighting throughout the day
Test zones at different times to ensure consistent detection
Mark areas with constant motion to reduce false positives
Trees, flags, and water should almost always be excluded
Use overlapping zones with different sensitivity levels
High sensitivity for critical areas, lower for general monitoring
Add exclude zones for trees, shadows, and high-traffic areas
Increase zone sensitivity or expand zone boundaries
Check camera positioning and ensure adequate lighting
Reduce number of zones or lower detection frame rate
Enable different zones based on time of day
{
"name": "After Hours Entrance",
"coordinates": [[100, 100], [400, 300]],
"active_hours": {
"start": "18:00",
"end": "08:00",
"timezone": "UTC"
},
"sensitivity": "high"
}Create zones that only activate when other zones trigger
{
"name": "Secondary Check",
"coordinates": [[200, 150], [600, 400]],
"depends_on": ["primary_entrance"],
"delay": 5,
"sensitivity": "medium"
}Set specific alert conditions per zone
{
"name": "VIP Area",
"coordinates": [[150, 200], [500, 450]],
"alert_rules": {
"min_confidence": 0.9,
"cooldown": 60,
"notification_channels": ["email", "webhook"]
}
}Start with basic zones and optimize based on your specific monitoring needs