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Is it possible to deduplicate bird IDs that are found in two streams simultaneously? I have two cameras feeding from opposite sides of my house and there's some overlap in detection depending on where and how far the bird is. Could check if two IDs from different streams match species and have the same timestamp within a margin of error, then eliminate the one with lower confidence?
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That honestly sounds like it would be tough to implement and configure - presumably it would need to be configurable as to which set of steams to check for duplicates… if other folks want this function please chime in.
I'm not familiar with the architecture here so if it's difficult to implement don't worry about it. I'll close this in a week or so if no one else indicates interest.
I'd like this too. I have three cameras in the same vicinity, two at one spot, pointed in opposite directions, and one a floor higher with a different angle. Deduping would be ideal, but I was expecting to just pick one audio feed and that's not a bad workaround in my case. But I don't know which one to use and they probably hear different things better/worse, which is why using them all would be ideal.
Is it possible to deduplicate bird IDs that are found in two streams simultaneously? I have two cameras feeding from opposite sides of my house and there's some overlap in detection depending on where and how far the bird is. Could check if two IDs from different streams match species and have the same timestamp within a margin of error, then eliminate the one with lower confidence?
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