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There are a few typos in the Analytics 24.12 specification.
Under 5.3.6 Object Class descriptor, the example code contains Class Types of Car and Truck. This Type is described in https://www.onvif.org/ver10/schema/metadatastream.xsd as "Acceptable values are defined in tt:ObjectType" which does not contain Car or Truck. This Class Type is not to be confused with the VehicleInfo Type of tt:VehicleType which appears in tt:VehicleInfo element (see 5.3.8).
Several examples contain ” character (Unicode 201D "Right double quotation mark") when a normal " character (Unicode 22 "Quotation mark") was intended. Examples in 5.3.5 Color descriptor (under tt:ColourCluster ) and 5.3.6 Object Class descriptor (under tt:Class). This is a fairly minor error, but makes it hard to validate code using the ONVIF supplied examples.
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Thanks for noting the discrepancies. For a first fix see PR #558.
Regarding the type usage the text in the analytics specification allows for usages beyond tt:ObjectType which contradicts the note in schema. Needs a follow-up.
There are a few typos in the Analytics 24.12 specification.
Under 5.3.6 Object Class descriptor, the example code contains Class Types of Car and Truck. This Type is described in https://www.onvif.org/ver10/schema/metadatastream.xsd as "Acceptable values are defined in tt:ObjectType" which does not contain Car or Truck. This Class Type is not to be confused with the VehicleInfo Type of tt:VehicleType which appears in tt:VehicleInfo element (see 5.3.8).
Several examples contain ” character (Unicode 201D "Right double quotation mark") when a normal " character (Unicode 22 "Quotation mark") was intended. Examples in 5.3.5 Color descriptor (under tt:ColourCluster ) and 5.3.6 Object Class descriptor (under tt:Class). This is a fairly minor error, but makes it hard to validate code using the ONVIF supplied examples.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: