sets batch trajectory parameters More...
| Functions | |
| BatchParameters (bool enable=false, float id_retention_time=240.f, float batch_duration=2.f) | |
| Default constructor. Set all parameters to their default values.  More... | |
| bool | operator== (const BatchParameters ¶m1) const | 
| bool | operator!= (const BatchParameters ¶m1) const | 
| Attributes | |
| bool | enable = false | 
| Defines if the Batch option in the object detection module is enabled. Batch queueing system provides:  More... | |
| float | id_retention_time = 240 | 
| Max retention time in seconds of a detected object. After this time, the same object will mostly have a different ID.  More... | |
| float | latency = 2.f | 
| Trajectories will be output in batch with the desired latency in seconds. During this waiting time, re-identification of objects is done in the background. Specifying a short latency will limit the search ( falling in timeout) for previously seen object IDs but will be closer to real time output. Specifying a long latency will reduce the change of timeout in Re-ID but increase difference with live output.  More... | |
sets batch trajectory parameters
The default constructor sets all parameters to their default settings.
| BatchParameters | ( | bool | enable = false, | 
| float | id_retention_time = 240.f, | ||
| float | batch_duration = 2.f | ||
| ) | 
Default constructor. Set all parameters to their default values.
| bool operator== | ( | const BatchParameters & | param1 | ) | const | 
Comparison operator ==
| BatchParameters | to compare | 
| bool operator!= | ( | const BatchParameters & | param1 | ) | const | 
Comparison operator !=
| BatchParameters | to compare | 
| bool enable = false | 
Defines if the Batch option in the object detection module is enabled. Batch queueing system provides:
| float id_retention_time = 240 | 
Max retention time in seconds of a detected object. After this time, the same object will mostly have a different ID.
| float latency = 2.f | 
Trajectories will be output in batch with the desired latency in seconds. During this waiting time, re-identification of objects is done in the background. Specifying a short latency will limit the search ( falling in timeout) for previously seen object IDs but will be closer to real time output. Specifying a long latency will reduce the change of timeout in Re-ID but increase difference with live output.