Event Type Settings

Event type settings provide the user with tools to configure specific events running on an individual task, allowing for specific tailoring and personalization for even the most minute details.

Navigating to the Settings

After selecting a task under the Task Dashboard, you will be directed to that individual task's interface. Click Settings in the top right corner to enter the System Settings, then click Event Type.

Settings tabs on the left appear depending on which event types have been added to that task.

Setting Conditions and Parameters for Event Triggers

After entering the task page, click 'System Settings' to enter the system settings window.

Under the 'Event' tab, view all detected events and their trigger condition parameters for the current task. The parameters set for event triggers relate to the conditions for triggering events within each task. When an event is triggered, it will be displayed in the event records on the task page.

Switch between events on the left to set and view the trigger conditions on the right. The following describes the basic parameters for event triggers:

• AI Continuous Detection Duration 'Detection duration': To stabilize AI event detection, a duration is provided for AI to continuously confirm an event. The shorter the time setting, the fewer frames AI analyzes, making the event trigger conditions more sensitive.

• Event Trigger Frame Ratio 'Detection threshold': This parameter represents the percentage of frames within the AI continuous detection duration that must meet the conditions to trigger an event.

Hint: The lower the trigger ratio, the more sensitive the event trigger conditions.

• Event Trigger Interval 'Event interval': This parameter specifies the time interval between one event trigger and the next. The trigger condition is based on 'looking back N seconds' (N seconds is the value entered for AI continuous detection duration).

Hint: The shorter the event trigger interval setting, the more frequent the system detects events. If event triggers are frequent, it may lead to intensive event record creation or frequent notifications to users.

Example Explanation of Trigger Timing

If this event continues to occur, and you set the AI continuous detection duration to 10 seconds, the event trigger frame ratio to 50%, and the event trigger interval to 60 seconds, the following describes the system's event triggering situation:

Click 'Save' to apply the new settings.