This section describes the actions that you can use to train object recognition.
Note: All of these actions are administrative actions that can be sent only from AdminClients.
| AddObjectImages | Adds training images to an object. |
| AddObjectMetadata | Adds custom metadata (a key-value pair) to an object. |
| BuildObject | Trains Media Server to recognize an object. |
| CreateObjectDatabase | Creates a new, empty, database to store objects for object recognition. |
| GetObjectImage | Returns a training image associated with an object. |
| ListObjectDatabases | Lists the databases that have been created to store objects for use with object recognition. |
| ListObjects | Returns a list of objects in a specified database. |
| MoveObjectImage | Moves a training image from one object to another. |
| NewObject | Adds a new object to a database of objects. |
| NullObjectImageData | Removes (deletes) images from an object, but does not remove the training generated from those images. |
| RelabelObjectImage | Relabels an object image. |
| RemoveObject | Removes (deletes) an existing object. |
| RemoveObjectDatabase | Removes (deletes) a database that stores objects. |
| RemoveObjectImages | Removes training images from an object. |
| RemoveObjectMetadata | Removes custom metadata (a key-value pair) from an object. |
| RenameObject | Changes the identifier for an object that you have already added to a database. |
| RenameObjectDatabase | Renames a database that stores objects. |
| SetObjectTrainingOption | Sets the value of a training option for an object. |
| SyncObjects | Forces Media Server to synchronize with the latest object training data in the database. |
| TrainObject | Train Media Server to detect an object with a single action. |
| UnsetObjectTrainingOption | Removes a training option that has been applied to an object. |
| UnsyncObjects | Removes all object recognition training from memory (does not affect the database). |
| UpdateObjectMetadata | Updates the value of a key-value pair in the custom metadata of an object. |
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