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“Last events” section#

The “Last events” section displays detection and object (faces, bodies) recognition events, and records identification events using lists.

The general view of the “Last events” section is shown below (Figure 8).

The section displays the last 30 events within the settings of handling policy for processing incoming images of the video stream, terminals, REST requests, etc. Receiving and displaying events is performed with minimal delays in near real time.

At the bottom of the screen, there is a “View events archive” button which leads to “Events archive” section (for more details about see the “Events archive” section)

If departments are created, and users and event sources are attached to the department, the user sees only those events that were recorded by the event sources of his department. In order for the user to see the events, the administrator creates a department in the "Departments" section, then adds the user and the selected event source to it.

“Last events” section
Figure 8. “Last events” section

The filter icon (1), which is located on the right, hides the block with filtering settings. The page shows the following event data (2):

  • "Event image"
  • a photo image of the face from the video stream;
  • a photo image of the body from the video stream;
  • "Top Match"—the column is shown if the “Display top match” checkbox is active (3). If no matches are found for a photo from an event, then the column with the top match for this event will remain empty. The "Top match" includes:
  • reference photo images of the face and/or body;
  • value of similarity of the identified face with the reference (in percentage terms and with the color coding of similarity thresholds);
  • "Match type"—the type of object (face or event), according to which the similarity of the identified face/body with the reference was found;
  • "External ID"—external identifier of the face, the field is shown if such an ID is available (for "Face" in "Match type");
  • "User data"—information from the database, linked to a person from the control (for "Face" in "Match type");
  • "List"—the name of the list to which the person is attached (for "Face" in "Match type");
  • "Date created"—date and time of fixing the event (for "Event" in "Match type");
  • "Source"—the name of the event source that recorded the event (for "Event" in "Match type");
  • "Handling policy"—the name of the handler, according to which the reference photo image of the body was processed (for "Event" in "Match type").
  • "Event details" shows the available event data:
  • "Date of created"—date and time of event registration;
  • "Source"—the name of the event source that recorded the event;
  • "Handling policy"—the name of the handler, according to which the reference photo images of the face/body were processed
  • "Metadata"*—button for uploading arbitrary user data in JSON format, the filed is shown if such data was added to the event (for "Event" in "Match type").
  • Face attribute, if found:
    • "Gender"—gender based on face image;
    • “Age category”—the age of the detected person;
  • Body attributes, if found:
    • "Upper body colors"—an indication of the color of the clothes of the human body upper part;
    • "Lower body colors"—indicating the color of the human body upper part;
    • "Headwear"—the presence or absence of a headdress, if it is defined.
    • "Backpack"—the presence or absence of a backpack, if it is defined.

* All detailed capabilities and limitations of the "Metadata" field are specified in the "Administrator Manual" of LUNA PLATFORM 5 in the paragraph 6.9.4 "Events meta-information".

The color coding of similarity thresholds (3):

  • similarity values below “low” will be marked in red;
  • similarity values between “low” and “medium” will be marked in yellow;
  • similarity values above “medium” will be marked in green.

Color coding of similarity thresholds is configured in the config.json configuration file (see Luna Clementine 2.0. Administration Manual).

Last events filtering#

The Service allows you to filter last events (2 in Figure 8) to find and display necessary events (Figure 9).

User can quickly find an event among the last 30, as well as set a limit for displaying new events on the screen.

Filter application (gender — male, age from 18 to 44) to display the latest events
Figure 9. Filter application (gender — male, age from 18 to 44) to display the latest events

When a user clicks on the icon (1 in Figure 8) on the “Last events” page, a menu with settings and filters opens. The number next to the icon shows the number of applied filters. A short description of the elements and parameters of the filter block on the “Last events” page is presented in the table (Table 2).

Table 2. Filters available to the user to search for last events

Name

Description

Event details

"Sound notification" toggle and "Similarity threshold" parameter

Allows user to configure sound alerts about detection of an object that is not below the specified value of the "Similarity threshold" field

General

Source

Select one or more sources from the list of available ones;

Handling policies

Handling policy names, according to which the face or body in the image was processed. One or several handling policies can be selected for searching.

Tags

Selection of one or more tags.

For example, the "Temperature"* tag, is intended for displaying information about the temperature of the human body, filtering events by temperature. "Temperature":

  • Abnormal—very low or very high body temperature of a person, which may indicate an incorrect setting of the thermal imaging camera (the event will be highlighted in red);

  • Normal—normal human body temperature range;

  • Increased—above the specified normal human body temperature range (the event will be highlighted in red);

Labels

Label

Label name (labels are rules by which the comparison is made);

Similarity,%

Lower and/or upper limits of similarity for displaying faces identified by the lists;

Face attributes and properties

Gender

Gender of a person to be detected, determined by the image of a face:

  • Female;

  • Male;

  • Not estimated;

Age category

Age range of a person to be detected, determined by the image of a face:

  • below 18;

  • from 18 to 44;

  • 45 to 60;

  • above 60;

Emotion

Emotion of a person to be detected:

  • Anger;

  • Disgust;

  • Fear;

  • Happiness;

  • Neutral;

  • Sadness;

  • Surprise;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Mask

Indication of the presence of a mask:

  • Missing;

  • Medical mask;

  • Occluded;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Liveness

Liveness status selection:

  • Spoof;

  • Real;

  • Unknown;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Deepfake**

Liveness status selection:

  • Fake;

  • Real;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Body attributes and properties

Upper body colors

Top clothing color specification:

  • Undefined;

  • Black/Blue/Green/Grey/Orange/Purple/Red/White/Yellow/ Pink/Brown/Beige/Khaki/Multicolored;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Lower body type

Bottom clothing type specification:

  • Undefined;

  • Trousers;

  • Shorts;

  • Skirt;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Lower body colors

Bottom clothing color specification:

  • Undefined;

  • Black/Blue/Green/Grey/Orange/Purple/Red/White/Yellow/ Pink/Brown/Beige/Khaki/Multicolored;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Shoes color

Shoe color specification:

  • Undefined;

  • Black;

  • White;

  • Other;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Headwear

Headdress specification:

  • Absent;

  • Present;

  • Undefined;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Headwear colors

Headdress color specification:

  • Undefined;

  • Black;

  • White;

  • Other;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Backpack

Backpack presence specification:

  • Absent;

  • Present;

  • Undefined;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Sleeve

Sleeve length specification:

  • Short;

  • Long;

  • Undefined;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Gender by body

Gender of a person to be detected, determined by the image of a body:

  • Female;

  • Male;

  • Undefined;

  • Not estimated;

A combination of several values is possible;

Age category by body

Age range of a person to be detected, determined by the image of a body:

  • below 18;

  • from 18 to 44;

  • 45 to 60;

  • above 60;

Location

City

Area

District

Street

House number

Longitude(-180…180);

Accuracy (0…90);

Latitude(-90…90);

Accuracy (0…90);

Event location

Other

Comma-separated track IDs

Specifying track IDs

Add filter by meta***

Allows you to fill in a set of blocks to create a filter by the "meta" field. The number of meta filters is unlimited. The following blocks are required to be filled in when creating a filter by meta:

  • Key—the full path to the required meta field connected with events.

  • Value—any valid value for the meta field.

  • Type—selection of the data type stored in this meta field. The data type displays available operators and converts values into the desired data type when sent to the API.

  • Operator—select operators for a given data type from the list. Operator type depends on the selected data type (for more details see LUNA PLATFORM 5 API, "get events" section)

* Color coding of temperature values:

  • increased temperature values will be marked in yellow;
  • abnormal temperature values will be marked in red;
  • normal temperature values will be marked in green.

See the LUNA Access documentation for more information on setting of temperature ranges.

** Deepfake license required

*** For advanced users

The user selects one filter or a combination of filters and clicks on the “Filter” button for the applied filters to be applied.

To reset the applied filters, click on the “Reset” button.

The applied filters will affect the appearance of new events on the screen.

To collapse “Filters”, click on the filter icon on the right side of the screen.

Event card#

A card with detailed event data (Figure 10) opens when clicking on an arrow button on the face or body from the event image (Figure 8).

Detailed event data
Figure 10. Detailed event data

When an event contains data on the detection of both a face and a body, the event card gives the ability to switch between these data. If an event contains detection data for only one object, such as a face, then there will be no detection data for another object.

The event card consists of four blocks. The description of the elements of the event card is presented in Table 3.

Table 3. Elements and parameters of the event card

Name

Description

Event details

Event information

Date created

Date and time of event recording

Additional information

“Event ID” — when clicked on , the value is copied to the clipboard

Track

“Track ID” — when clicked on , the value is copied to the clipboard

Handling policy

Name of the policy by which the image processing in the video stream is performed.

Clicking on the name of the policy opens the form for editing its parameters

Tags

Name of tags by which the event is filtered

Liveness

Result of the Liveness check for person identification purposes (KYC)

Deepfake

Result of the Deepfake check to determine face replacing

Face detection image and body detection image when two objects are detected

Clicking face detection or body detection will switch the data to face detection or body detection details

Location

Location data (“City”, “Area”, “District”, “Street”, “House number”, “Coordinates (latitude)”, “Coordinates (longitude)”)

Metadata

Uploading arbitrary user data in JSON format, if available

Face Detection or Body Detection (if equipped)

Find similar: events)

Clicking on opens a page in a new tab and searches for similar faces and/or bodies by the event ID where the face/body was recorded

Find similar: faces

Photo image of a face from a video stream

Clicking on opens the page in a new tab and searches for similar faces by the Face ID Normalized image:

when clicked on the biometric sample opens in a new tab;

when clicked on the face/body detection track opens;

when clicked on the full frame from the video stream opens;

Face attributes

“Attributes”:

“Gender”—gender of a person (male/female);

“Age category”—specification of age category;

Body attributes

“Basic Attributes”:

“Gender by body”—gender of a person (male/female);

“Age category by body”—specification of age;

"Upper body"—specification of the type and color of clothing of the upper body:

  • "Headwear";

  • "Headwear color";

  • "Sleeve";

  • "Color";

"Lower body"—specification of the type and color of clothing of the lower body:

  • "Lower garment type"

  • "Lower garment color"

  • "Shoes apparent color"

"Accessories"—specification of the presence or absence of a "backpack"

Additional properties

Head tilt angle (roll);

Head tilt angle (pitch);

Head rotation angle (yaw);

Eye direction (pitch);

Eye direction (yaw);

Mouth state;

Eye state ;

Image quality determination:

Light;

Dark;

Blur;

Specularity;

Illumination

Definition of attributes and properties of the face/body is set in the handler settings

Best match (type - "Event" or "Person")

Similarity value of identified face/body with the face/body from control list/event (in percentage);

Find similar: events

Clicking on opens a page in a new tab and searches for similar faces and/or bodies by the event ID where the face/body was recorded

Find similar: faces

Clicking on opens the page in a new tab and searches for similar faces by the Face ID

Photo image of a face/body

Reference photo image of the face or body (sample) or no photo:

when clicked on the biometric sample opens in a new tab;

when clicked on face details opens

when clicked on the face/body detection track opens;

when clicked on the full frame from the video stream opens;

Face attributes

“Attributes”:

“Gender”—gender of a person (male/female);

“Age category”—specification of age category;

Body attributes

“Basic Attributes”:

“Gender by body”—gender of a person (male/female);

“Age category by body”—specification of age;

"Upper body"—specification of the type and color of clothing of the upper body:

  • "Headwear";

  • "Headwear color";

  • "Sleeve";

  • "Color";

"Lower body"—specification of the type and color of clothing of the lower body:

  • "Lower garment type"

  • "Lower garment color"

  • "Shoes apparent color"

"Accessories"—specification of the presence or absence of a "backpack"

Additional properties

Head tilt angle (roll);

Head tilt angle (pitch);

Head rotation angle (yaw);

Eye direction (pitch);

Eye direction (yaw);

Mouth state;

Eye state ;

Image quality determination:

Light;

Dark;

Blur;

Specularity;

Illumination

Definition of attributes and properties of the face/body is set in the handler settings

"Matches"

Event photo

“Face” type — an avatar, sample, or no photo image.

Similarity value of identified face with the face from control list (in percentage)

“Event” type — detection (photo image of a face from a video stream).

Similarity value of identified face or body with the face or body from the event (in percentage)

Type

  • Face;

  • Event

Date created

Date and time of creation in the Service of the card of the face on which the identification event occurred

Label

Label name. Labels are rules by which the comparison is made

Additional information

“Face” type — “User data”, “Lists”, “External ID”. “Event” type — “Handling policy”, “Source”.

When clicked on face or event details opens

The external ID is used to integrate LUNA CLEMENTINE 2.0 with external systems, to transfer data to other systems in order to analyze and quickly respond to an event.

Face card#

To open the face card (Figure 11) click on the arrow button on the fec or body image from the "Top match" column. Users can also open the face card from the event card by clicking on in the "Best match" block or near the "Additional information" in the "Matches" block.

Face card
Figure 11. Face card

The face card consists of two blocks. The description of the elements of the face card is presented in Table 4.

Table 4. Elements and parameters of the face card

Name

Description

Face details

Photo image of a face

Avatar is a biometric sample that is created when uploading a photo image to the list (to the LUNA PLATFORM 5 system): when clicked on the biometric sample opens in a new tab

Update photo

Opening the form to upload a new face photo image

Edit face user data

Opening a form for editing face data (“User data”, “External ID”, “Lists”)

Delete face

Removal of face biometric sample, face photo image, and face card (available only for the administrator role)

Date created

Date and time of creation of the biometric sample

Information

User data from the database, linked to a face (upon availability)

External ID

External identifier of the face

Lists (N)

The list and number of lists to which the person is attached.

Clicking on a name opens a list

Additional information

“Face ID” — when clicked on , the value is copied to the clipboard

Face attributes

“Attributes”:

“Gender” — gender of a person (male/female);

“Age category” — indication of age category

Additional properties

Face properties:

Head tilt angle (roll);

Head tilt angle (pitch);

Head rotation angle (yaw);

Eye direction (pitch);

Eye direction (yaw);

Mouth state;

Eye state

Image quality determination:

Light;

Dark;

Blur;

Specularity;

Illumination

Additional block

Faces with the same external ID. Could be empty (“No external ID”)

Photo image of a face

Avatar, sample or no photo

Date created

Date and time of creation of the biometric sample

User data

Information from the database, linked to a face (upon availability)

Lists (N)

The list and number of lists to which the person is attached. Clicking on a name opens a list When clicked on face details open

Last events with this face (there may be no events with this face)

Photo image of a face from a video stream

Normalized image:

when clicked on the biometric sample opens in a new tab;

when clicked on the full frame from the video stream opens

Similarity value of identified face with the face from control list (in percentage)

Date created

Date and time of recording the event with a face

Event source

The name of the event source that recorded the event with a face:

when clicked on in a new tab a preview of the video stream of the event source that has recorded the event opens;

when clicked on the name of the event source, a form for editing its parameters opens (available only for the administrator role)

Handling policy

Name of the policy that processed the image in the video stream.

Clicking on the name of the policy opens the form for editing its parameters

View all faces with the same external ID

When clicked, the search for faces by external ID is performed, and a list of all faces, whose external ID matches the one of the reference photo, opens.

Face card editing#

Updating the photo image in the face card is performed by clicking the “Update photo” button (Figure 11). The general view of the photo image update form in the face card is shown below (Figure 12).

Image file requirements:

  • *.png , *.jpeg, or *.bmp format;
  • image size no more than 15 MB and no more than 3840х2160 pixels;
  • image may contain one or more people;
  • image must have a person's face.
Form for updating a photo image in a face card
Figure 12. Form for updating a photo image in a face card

Editing the face user data is performed by clicking the “Edit face user data” button (Figure 11). The general view of the face user data editing form is shown below (Figure 13).

Face user data editing form contains:

  • “User data” — information from the database, linked to a face (upon availability);
  • “External ID” — external identifier of the face;
  • “Lists” — lists to which the face is attached;
  • “Save” button — button for saving changes.

If you need to go back to the page with face details during editing, press the Esc key on your keyboard.

Figure 13. Face user data editing form
Figure 13. Figure 13. Face user data editing form