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== Short Term Memory (STM) == | |||
In order to improve confidence and avoid unstable feedback in occasional detection losses, the system can employ the short term memory (STM) feature that manages a floating list of detections and reacts only if there is a persistent change in detection. | In order to improve confidence and avoid unstable feedback in occasional detection losses, the system can employ the short term memory (STM) feature that manages a floating list of detections and reacts only if there is a persistent change in detection. | ||
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STM is set in VIS configuration as frame count. STM is VIS-wide that means every Vislet is effected from the same STM configuration. | |||
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Revision as of 18:25, 10 July 2025
Short Term Memory (STM)
In order to improve confidence and avoid unstable feedback in occasional detection losses, the system can employ the short term memory (STM) feature that manages a floating list of detections and reacts only if there is a persistent change in detection.
Configuration
STM is set in VIS configuration as frame count. STM is VIS-wide that means every Vislet is effected from the same STM configuration.
| Field Name | Datatype | Desc |
|---|---|---|
| stm_size | int, optional, default=10 | Short term memory size to determine the length of the evaluation lists |