.. _record-index: ************************************************* Record Index ************************************************* Record index stores records of individuals, including their biometric data, related documents, links to relevant cases, and other important data. To create records in bulk, use the :ref:`console bulk record upload ` functionality. .. rubric:: In this section: .. contents:: :local: .. _create-record: Create Record ==================================== To create a record manually, do the following: #. Navigate to the :guilabel:`Record Index` tab. #. Click :guilabel:`+ Add new`. |create_record_en| .. |create_record_en| image:: /_static/create_record_en.png :scale: 60% .. |create_record_ru| image:: /_static/create_record_ru.png :scale: 60% #. Specify the individual's name. If necessary, add a comment. #. From the :guilabel:`Watch lists` drop-down menu, select a watch list for the record (or several watch lists, one by one). #. Check :guilabel:`Active`. If a record is inactive, it is excluded from the :ref:`case analysis `, :ref:`remote alerting and search `. #. Save the record. You will see additional tabs appear. #. On the same tab :guilabel:`Info`, attach related files. |record_info_en| .. |record_info_en| image:: /_static/record_info_en.png :scale: 70% .. |record_info_ru| image:: /_static/record_info_ru.png :scale: 70% #. On the :guilabel:`Faces` tab, attach images of the individual's face. Supported formats: WEBP, JPG, BMP, PNG. |record_faces_en| .. |record_faces_en| image:: /_static/record_faces_en.png :scale: 70% .. |record_faces_ru| image:: /_static/record_faces_ru.png :scale: 70% #. Save the record. .. _bulk-upload: Console Bulk Record Upload ====================================================== You can bulk-upload records to the record index via the :program:`findface-security-uploader` console utility. .. tip:: To view the :program:`findface-security-uploader` help, execute: .. code:: findface-security-uploader --help Usage: findface-security-uploader [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Options: --job PATH Job file (default: enroll-job.db) --log-level TEXT Log level --fsync BOOLEAN Call fsync() to prevent data loss on power failure --help Show this message and exit. Commands: add Add items from CSV or TSV file to job print Print contents of job file as JSON run Run upload job .. code:: findface-security-uploader add --help Usage: findface-security-uploader add [OPTIONS] FILES... Options: --format [csv|tsv] Input file format - CSV or TSV --delimiter TEXT Field delimiter - by default it's "\t" for TSV and "," for CSV --help Show this message and exit. .. code:: findface-security-uploader print --help Usage: findface-security-uploader print [OPTIONS] Print contents of job file as JSON Options: --failed Show only failed images --noface Show only images without detection --help Show this message and exit. .. code:: findface-security-uploader run --help Usage: uploader.py run [OPTIONS] Run upload job Options: --parallel INTEGER Number of enroll threads (default: 10) --api TEXT API url (default: http://127.0.0.1:80/) [required] --user TEXT API username [required] --password TEXT API password [required] --watch-lists TEXT Comma-separated list of card list ids [required] --inactive Mark new cards as inactive --failed Include failed images --noface Include images without detection --all-faces Enroll all found faces on each image --logging-delta INTEGER Logging period delta --help Show this message and exit. Do the following: #. Write the list of photos and metastrings to a CSV or TSV file. .. important:: The file used as a metadata source must have the following format: ``path to photo | metastring``. To prepare a TSV file, use either a :download:`script <_scripts/tsv_builder.py>` or the ``find`` command. .. note:: Both the script and the command in the examples below create the ``images.tsv`` file. Each image in the list will be associated with a metastring coinciding with the image file name in the format ``path to photo | metastring``. To build a TSV file listing photos from a specified directory (``/home/user/25_celeb/`` in the example below), run the following command: .. code:: python3 tsv_builder.py /home/user/25_celeb/ The ``find`` usage example: .. code:: find photos/ -type f -iname '*g' | while read x; do y="${x%.*}"; printf "%s\t%s\n" "$x" "${y##*/}"; done #. Create a job file out of a CSV or TSV file by using ``add``. As a result, a file ``enroll-job.db`` will be created and saved in a current directory. .. code:: findface-security-uploader add images.tsv The ``add`` options: * ``--format``: input file format, tsv by default, * ``--delimiter``: field delimiter, by default ``"\t"`` for TSV, and ``","`` for CSV. .. note:: A job file represents a sqlite database which can be opened on the :program:`sqlite3` console. #. Process the job file by using ``run``. .. code:: findface-security-uploader run --watch-lists 2 --api http://127.0.0.1:80 --user admin --password password The important ``run`` options: * ``--parallel``: the number of photo upload threads, 10 by default. The more threads you use, the faster the bulk upload is completed, however it requires more resources too. * ``--all-faces``: upload all faces from a photo if it features several faces. * ``--api``: ``findface-security`` API URL, ``http://127.0.0.1:80/`` by default. Mandatory option. * ``--user``: login. Mandatory option. * ``--password``: password. Mandatory option. * ``--watch-lists``: comma-separated list of the watch lists id’s. Mandatory option. * ``--failed``: should an error occur during the job file processing, correct the mistake and try again with this option. * ``--inactive``: mark new records as inactive. * ``--noface``: by default, images classified as having no faces will be assigned the ``NOFACE`` status and automatically excluded from the upload. To attempt re-detecting faces in such images, re-run the job file with this option. If the re-detection gives a negative result again, an image will be skipped and a relevant record will appear in the upload log. #. (Optional) Print the job processing results as JSON. If necessary, you can print only failed images/ images without detected faces. .. code:: findface-security-uploader print --failed findface-security-uploader print --noface Autopopulation with Criminal Investigation Artifacts ============================================================ While you are performing your duties using FindFace, investigating cases and analyzing CSI footage, a record is automatically populated with the following data: * Related cases on the :guilabel:`Cases` tab. |record_cases_en| .. |record_cases_en| image:: /_static/record_cases_en.png :scale: 70% .. |record_cases_ru| image:: /_static/record_cases_ru.png :scale: 70% To establish such a link, you need to bind the record to a relevant participant during :ref:`a case investigation `. * Related records on the same-name tab. |record_related_en| .. |record_related_en| image:: /_static/record_related_en.png :scale: 70% .. |record_related_ru| image:: /_static/record_related_ru.png :scale: 70% The first way this tab is populated is when a perpetrator operates under different guises, and you create separate records to address each of them. If you link a case participant to several records, they will automatically get interlinked. The second way is when a case has several participants linked to records. Each participant's record will store links to the records of the case's other participants. * Detected faces on the :guilabel:`Face cluster events` tab. All face detection events of an individual from the cases linked to this record will be shown on this tab. |record_clusters_en| .. |record_clusters_en| image:: /_static/record_clusters_en.png :scale: 70% .. |record_clusters_ru| image:: /_static/record_clusters_ru.png :scale: 70% Filter Records ================================= The most frequently used filters for the record index are available in the upper part of the window. To display the entire set of filters, click the :guilabel:`More filters` button. Here it is: * :guilabel:`Watch lists`: display records from selected watch lists. * :guilabel:`Faces`: filter records by presence of a face biometric data. * :guilabel:`Name`: filter records by name. * :guilabel:`ID`: display a record with a given ID. |filter_records_en| .. |filter_records_en| image:: /_static/filter_records_en.png :scale: 60% .. |filter_records_ru| image:: /_static/filter_records_ru.png :scale: 60% You can sort out records on the list by :guilabel:`Created data`. Purge Record Index ============================ You can purge the record index entirely or by watch lists in one click. Do the following: #. Navigate :guilabel:`Settings` -> :guilabel:`Watch Lists`. #. Select one or several watch lists. #. Click :guilabel:`Delete records in selected`. |record_delete_en| .. |record_delete_en| image:: /_static/record_delete_en.png :scale: 60% .. |record_delete_ru| image:: /_static/record_delete_ru.png :scale: 60%