Hello,
I was able to complete the training a model and now trying to test the model. I've downloaded the survey and tried to collect signs. When I press smart camera icon over the sign, it doesn't display any image. I have tried with Android phone, iPad, and windows. They both behave the same way. Can you point out what am I doing wrong? See attached image. I also made sure that camera access is on. The smart camera behavior works when using Survey Connect.
There seems to be a problem with the the learn module in the Python API; they are expecting it to be resolved in the next release.
For more support on this issue, I recommend that you join and post your question in the Survey123 Early Adopters Community forum:
https://earlyadopter.esri.com/project/home.html?cap=e69ef91f45744b98882c651f7b518eb7
Best,
Bob
Thank you for responding Bob. Yes, I have joined and posted in earlyadopter page as well. Nobody responded.
Do you know when the next release is going to be released?
Thank yuo,
Heena
Heena,
You might try upgrading the version of the Python API in the notebook to 2.0.0 (use the same procedure as in the current notebook for upgrading but specify 2.0.0 as the version number) and training the model. If that doesn't solve the problem, the next version of the API (2.0.1) should be released soon.
Best,
Bob
Hi Bob,
I am using Notebook in ArcGIS Online. Where can I change to Python API 2.0.1?
Thank you,
Heena
There is new beta version of app 3.15.158 available as of yesterday. I have checked out. It works with the smart camera behavior. One bug I have found so far is that stop sign images are identified as Speed Sign. I have taken 4 stop signs and they were identified as Speed sign. I am going to test out more.
Thank you for your responses!
Heena
Heena,
You can upgrade the version of arcgis (the ArcGIS API for Python) in the second cell of the notebook.
Where it says:
pip install arcgis==1.8.4
change the version number from 1.8.4 to 2.0.0
After the 2.0.1 version is released, you can use the same procedure to upgrade to it.
Best,
Bob