The role in practice
A camera that looks over a public road or moving vegetation also receives a lot of stimuli with classification when the relevant private access is not clearly demarcated.
AcuSense can better order events, but a wrong zone or unrealistic expectation still causes noise.

A camera that looks over a public road or moving vegetation also receives a lot of stimuli with classification when the relevant private access is not clearly demarcated.
Compare missed and unwanted events with the recording. Check if people are large and tall enough in the image and if the selected function is available on this channel.
Use zones for your own walking route and apply classification only where it has meaning. Move a camera if the relevant event appears too small or too skewed in the image.
Test during the day, in rain and at night, and check the checklist next to the actual recording. Note the final zones for future management.
No. The environment and assembly remain decisive.
Distance, visibility, light and direction affect classification.