I think the band-aid approach is still very valuable as a built-in feature to correct misreads. OCR will always give some inaccurate readings, especially when we are trying to do this in various weather and lighting conditions. And given the challenges with CPAI slow development, maybe there...
The last few days, I've been playing with Llama3.2-vision and have been feeding it pictures of plates with mis-reads and also prompting it to describe the year, make, model, and color of the car, and the results were pretty remarkable. It's getting most of them right.
It had a little...
I don't use a GPU for my setup, but maybe you should run nvidia-smi and see what it shows? If your GPU is properly detected, it should show the driver and cuda version at the top.
Take a look at your docker compose file, you should have lines in there that look like this:
volumes:
- app-auth:/app/auth
- app-config:/app/config
- app-plate_images:/app/storage
volumes:
db-data:
app-auth:
driver: local
driver_opts:
type: none
o...
Mine was 100000, and I just changed it to 200000, the retention period has always been 360 months.
From the logs, it looks like it was doing some JPEG prune (not sure if that is just the actual file prune, or if it also prunes the entry in the DB). This was the reason I just bumped the max...
Does anyone have more than 17K unique plate in their database?
I have noticed that my counter goes up to around 16K, then resets down to around 15K. I just noticed this over the last few weeks.
My DB is around 31MB, with around 35GB of plate images.
It does look like it is missing from...
After using this for a while, I think the critical thing missing is auto correction based on "also known as" plates. I am only having approx 50-60% correct read rates right now, and the misreads are usually very similar. For my situation, 90% of the reads are of vehicles I have seen before, so...
Have you considered using NodeRed to handle the automation? For example, have NR trigger on the MQTT topic and then filter out the driveway reads to do whatever post processing, including triggering one of your overview cameras to take a snapshot? I think core functionality should remain in...
First, pull the source and unzip into the docker compose directory.
Modify the docker-compose.yml
services:
app:
# image: algertc/alpr-dashboard:latest
build: .
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
Now make any changes needed, then
docker compose build
docker compose down
docker...
Deleting a plate from the web interface shouldn't have broken anything. Sounds like a clean install might be a good idea to get a fresh start. Come back and let us know how it goes.
try:
docker ps -a
this will list the container IDs, look for the one with the alpr1-db
then
docker exec -it CONTAINER_ID_FROM_PREVIOUS /bin/bash
that puts you into the shell of the container
then you can execute the psql commands and verify the migrations.sql file exists and is where you...
Before you spend the $, check with BPD to see if they care enough to watch your videos when it's just gun shots and not a murder. If your PD is anything like my PD, they'd just close the case and move on.
Okay, looks like it is running but not sure why you have 5433 to 5432 port mapped. I run a few different instances of ALPR and by default, none of them do this. I'm on Linux, so maybe this is normal for Windows.
docker network inspect alprdash_default
might give you some insight on the internal network of docker.
The last line in your log says it cannot connect to the database port.