What is the center point of trajectory? It is a point of an object that AI marks when an object is detected. While this works well in many cases, we noticed it could lead to trajectory overlaps between lanes, especially when tracking different vehicle types like trucks (OGVx) and smaller cars.
This feature is designed to eliminate trajectory overlaps, ensuring cleaner, more accurate data visualisation - especially when different vehicle types interact in the same visual space. It is available in the Modeller plan only.
How it works:
When creating a new data source, you'll find the options directly in the "Add new data source" dialog. Select the center point that best fits your traffic analysis needs (see examples below), and the system will automatically adjust how the vehicle trajectories are represented.
Picture 1: Add new data source dialog
NOTE: it is not possible to change the setting after the data is precessed.
The suitable setting of the center point depends on the camera angle. See below the examples of the typical scenes.
Intersection:
Picture 2: Intersection processed with Center setting
Picture 3: Intersection processed with 1/8 setting
Front view:
Picture 4: Front view processed with Center settings
Picture 5: Front view processed with Bottom setting
Side view:
Picture 6: Side view processed with Center setting
Picture 7: Side view processed with 1/4 setting