Alert directives and focused alert directives in a behavioral recognition system
AssigneeIntellective Ai, Inc.
InventorsWesley Kenneth Cobb, Ming-Jung Seow, Gang Xu, Kishor Adinath Saitwal, Anthony Akins, Kerry Joseph, Dennis G. Urech
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Abstract
Alert directives and focused alert directives allow a user to provide feedback to a behavioral recognition system to always or never publish an alert for certain events. Such an approach bypasses the normal publication methods of the behavioral recognition system yet does not obstruct the system's learning procedures.
Claims20
A non-transitory, processor-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to:
- identify an alert directive, from a plurality of alert directives, that matches an observed behavior occurring within a monitored scene, each alert directive from the plurality of alert directives including at least one of a representation of whether a predefined behavior should result in an alert, a representation of an alert output frequency, or a representation specifying that matching to that alert directive is based on at least one of a behavior type or an object type associated with the monitored scene, and
- upon identifying the alert directive that matches the observed behavior, bypass an existing alert publication procedure of a behavioral recognition system based on the alert directive that matches the observed behavior.
A method, comprising:
- identifying an alert directive, from a plurality of alert directives, that matches an observed behavior occurring within a monitored scene, each alert directive from the plurality of alert directives including at least one of a representation of whether a predefined behavior should result in an alert, a representation of an alert output frequency, or a representation specifying that matching to that alert directive is based on at least one of a behavior type or an object type associated with the monitored scene, and
- upon identifying the alert directive that matches the observed behavior, bypassing an existing alert publication procedure of a behavioral recognition system based on the alert directive that matches the observed behavior.
A non-transitory, processor-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to:
- identify an alert directive, from a plurality of alert directives, that matches an observed behavior occurring within a monitored scene, each alert directive from the plurality of alert directives including at least two of:
- (1) at least one of a representation of whether a predefined behavior should result in an alert, a representation of an alert output frequency, or a representation specifying that matching to that alert directive is based on at least one of a behavior type or an object type associated with the monitored scene, (2) an identifier, (3) an alert pointer, or (4) an array of tolerance values for each alert characteristic from a plurality of alert characteristics, and
- upon identifying the alert directive that matches the observed behavior, bypass an existing alert publication procedure of a behavioral recognition system based on the alert directive that matches the observed behavior.
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