Reviewing Classifications
The review workspace is where operators spend most of their time: triaging alarms, watching the clip behind each one, and escalating what matters. This guide shows how to move through results efficiently.
The review workspace
Section titled “The review workspace”The workspace has three parts, all scoped to the flow selected in the top bar and to the time range you choose:
- A histogram across the top, showing alarm counts over time, split by risk level.
- A results grid below it, one row per classification.
- An action bar with the filter builder, a flow switcher, the date-range selector, and export actions.
Switch flows or change the date range at any time: the histogram and grid refetch together.
The results grid
Section titled “The results grid”Each row summarises one classification. The columns are:
| Column | What it shows |
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| Alarm | A thumbnail, the classification ID, the video name, and the resolved Site and Camera (both are links that filter the grid). A marker appears when an exclusion zone was applied. |
| Risk | The risk badge plus any labels attached to the result. |
| Video | Source resolution, frame rate, frame count, and duration. |
| Classify Time | How long the model took to classify the clip. |
| Date | When the classification was recorded. |
Select any row to open its clip. The ⋯ menu on a row jumps straight to the classification Details or the camera’s Zones editor.
To narrow the grid, use the filter builder in the action bar.
Watching a clip
Section titled “Watching a clip”Selecting a row opens the classification in a modal. The clip plays on the left with any exclusion zones drawn over it; the right side carries the detail tabs.
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Select a row to open the clip player.
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Watch the clip. Use ‹ and › to step to the previous or next result in the grid without closing the player: so you can work through a filtered list in order.
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Take action from the footer: Edit zones to open the camera’s zone editor, Reclassify to re-run the clip, or Close to return to the grid.
Understanding per-clip risk
Section titled “Understanding per-clip risk”The player header shows the clip’s risk as a badge: safe, danger, or intrusion. This is the same three-level scale used throughout Gaard, derived from the model’s intrusion score against your configured thresholds.
Read Risk, labels, and scores for the full derivation. In short:
- safe: normal background activity; may be filtered out.
- danger: ambiguous activity; must be reviewed by an operator.
- intrusion: high-confidence intrusion; must be reviewed and escalated.
Anything that is not safe stays visible so an operator can validate it.
Result, score, and media detail tabs
Section titled “Result, score, and media detail tabs”Alongside the clip, tabs give progressively deeper detail:
| Tab | Contents | Availability |
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| Scores | The per-concept confidence scores behind the risk verdict (for example intrusion, person, vehicule). | All operators |
| Mediainfo | Technical properties of the source video: codec, resolution, frame rate, and other track details. | All operators |
| Result | The raw classification result payload. | Admins |
| Task | The full internal task record. | Super admins |
The Scores tab is the fastest way to understand why a clip was scored the way it was: a high intrusion score with a supporting person or vehicule score tells a very different story from a lone flag or wind score.
Sharing a view
Section titled “Sharing a view”To point a teammate at exactly what you are looking at, copy the page address and send it. Gaard captures the current view into a short link so they open the same view: as long as they belong to the same organization.
The browser Back and Forward buttons also step through the views you have visited, like undo/redo for your workspace.