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For each standard detection sub-tool (except for Line Crossing, see Standard detection sub-tools), you can specify an area By default, the entire frame is analyzed. If you want to analyze only a certain area, you must specify one or more areas where detection and metadata generation will be performed. 

After you create a detection tool, a rectangular detection area is displayed in bright color on the frame:

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To do this, do the following:

1. Select a detector and click the Image Added button.
2. In the Surveillance window, click the mouse button.
3. Select Detection area in the list.
4. In the Surveillance window, set the anchor points of the area, within which the detection will be performed.
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   Depending on the detector being configured, the area can be either rectangular or polygonal. When you set anchor points, they are connected by a two-color dashed line outlining the border of the area. For convenience of configuration, you can "freeze" the frame. Click the Image Added button. To cancel the action, click this button again. Once the area is closed, the Image Added buttons are available on its borders between the anchor points. When you click them, a new anchor point is added, allowing you to specify the most precise areas possible. To delete a selected area, click the Image Added button.

   Action	Result
   Left-click or right-click in the Surveillance window	Creates a new anchor point of the area
   Right-click a created anchor point	Deletes an anchor point of the area
   Hover the mouse cursor over an anchor point and, holding down the left mouse button, move the mouse	Moves an anchor point of the area

5. Specify all required detection areas.

6. Click the Apply Image Addedbutton. To cancel the changes, click the Cancel Image Added button.

Configuration of a detection area is complete. Detection areas are relevant for all sub-detectors (except for Line crossing) created on the basis of the parent detectorYou can configure a detection area similar to a skip area (see Configuring a skip area).