Business Unit Common Data Node describing the location. Contains one or more of RetailStore, DistributionCenter, InventoryLocation and AdminstrativeCenter. The name of the business unit separate legal entity which conducts retail operations for the retail enterprise in some geographical location. It may be treated as a division internally - yet it is still a separate legal entity a unique line of business within a corporation Any area of a store from which particular revenues can be said to derive A grouping of items with similar point of sale control and processing attributes. This entity type may also be used to control sales that are not properly identified at the item-level. an administrative unit in a large store which certain retail functions have been grouped A warehouse or other storage facility that receives merchandise in bulk from Suppliers and supplies merchandise to RetailStores. It may be co-located at the same Site as a RetailStore or AdministrativeCenter. A group of offices at which the retail enterprise conducts administrative (non-selling) operations. May be co-located at a Site with RetailStore, DistributionCenter, or InventoryLocation. A retail outlet that sells merchandise and services through either a physical location, catalog, web page or other channel. It may or may not be identical to a Site. It may be co-located at the same Site as a DistributionCenter, InventoryLocation or AdministrativeCenter. organizational hierarchy so that destination can be targeted to individual location, region, division etc, not to be confused with reporting the entire hierarchy as is done with the Organizational Hierarchy Structure - i.e. an instance of an organization hierarchy at a particular level. 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a UUID which ties this response to the original request The unique identifier for the WORKSTATION, typically the serial number. The common header for use in the Flattened Service Schemat This list is a subset defined in the NRF Product Attribute System an inequality is a statement about the relative size or order of two objects natural, non-negative percentage type enum codes excerpted from UN/ECE REC 20 each Hours Days Seconds Crate of 12 bottles of beer 6 Pack gallon (UK) gallon (US) litre inch foot millimeter centimeter metre square metre cubic metre gram kilogram kilogram pound Annual degree celcius degree fahrenheit The number of units sold, when selling bulk merchandise. Eg: A sale of 20 Gallons of Gas: Quantity=20, Units=1, UnitOfMeasure=Ga Eg: A sale of 3 cans of Beans: Quantity=3, Units=1, UnitOfMeasure=Ea Sale of 6 pack of beer quantity = 1, units = 6 unitofmeasure=6pk The code used to specify the units in which a value is being expressed, or manner in which a measurement has been taken. X,Y,Z location of a vertex In case of multiple verticies, this defines the order in which they occur. coordinate whose value is determined by measuring parallel to an x-axis - Abscissa a coordinate whose value is determined by measuring parallel to a y-axis - ordinate a coordinate whose value is determined by measuring parallel to a z-axis Video Analytics Data-Oriented Base. If we are tracking multiple objects (Items, Persons, ShoppingUnitIDs, TrolleyIDs, or Vehicles) then each is its own Object at this level and the area of interest in the one embedded within the object. That is we are not tracking multiple objects in one Area of Interest. The physical area being analyzed for this message The physicl object being analyzed for this message The timestamp for this analysis. It can be only a beginning time or an interval. The physical area being analyzed for this message. These are fixed for v1, i.e. a zone is a praticular place in the store irrespective of the camera viewing it. Enables an ordered set of areas of interest in case one wants to follow a particular path. Unique ID for this area of interest The Human Readable Name given to this Area of Interest The video sensor(s) and time stamp for this analysis The coordinate of this Area of interest within the surrounding world coordinate base The actual X,Y,Z location of an object with respect to the top left corner of the Area Of Interest. Positive X increases to the left and Positive Y increases down. The physicl object being analyzed for this message Category of Areas Bearing of the object of interest within this area Focus of the area of interest with respect to entry, exit or intermediate Indicates if the area of interest is in compliance. Identifies this node as the target of the query Conduct observed of the object of interest Category of behavior Identifies this node as the target of the query The video sensor(s) and time stamp for this analysis time range covered by this analysis Identifier for this video sensor. Allows multiple videos to be used in one analysis Arithemtic description of the count - average, mean, etc Following other ARTS patterns, defines the direction of the count. an inequality is a statement about the relative size or order of two objects Kind of thing being counted; individuals, shopping units, dogs, shopping carts, vehicles, items Identifies this node as the target of the query Duration of the event Arithmetic description of this measurement, average, mean, ... an inequality is a statement about the relative size or order of two objects Identifies this node as the target of the query Tells what the hazard is and where the hazard is located Category of Hazards In case of multiple hazards, this is the relative priority of this hazard with respect to the others with 1 being the higest priority. Identifies this node as the target of the query Product that are bought, sold, traded or rented A unique system assigned identifier for the retailer's SKU The name by which the Item is known. Location of this merchandise Indicates Merchandise is present Identifies this node as the target of the query Coordinates for an object within the specified Area of Interest Identifies this node as the target of the query The physical object being analyzed for this message The physical area being analyzed for this message Conduct observed of the object of interest How dark it is - combination of hue and black Duration of the event Tells what the hazard is and where the hazard is located a normalized set of coordinates with respect to the camera A collection of one or more persons purchasing items as a single unit AKA shopping cart Any object not identified by one of the other objects of interest Direction the object is facing within the area of interest Indicates the Object has met some threshold Enumerated type for the various transaction states. If true indicates this OOI or AOI is empty. a normalized set of coordinates with respect to the camera. Used to identify a path in an Area of Interest which the object is supposed to follow. The actual path is a set of Object Coordinates With of the path centered around the line connecting the waypoints Identifies this node as the target of the query Unique ID for this particular person If appropriate, indicates which shopping unit to which this person belongs Inidcates a face is present in the frame Identifies this node as the target of the query Indicates a person is present A collection of one or more persons purchasing items as a single unit Category of shopping unit Indicates a shopping unit is present Identifies this node as the target of the query Identifies this element as being the target of the query Identifies this element as being the target of the query AKA shopping cart Identifies the top of the trolley is empty Identifies teh bottom of the trolley is empty Identifies there is a child in the trolley Indicates a Trolley is present Identifies this node as the target of the query Unique ID for this vehicle Category of vehicle How dark it is - combination of hue and black Identifies this node as the target of the query Indicates a vehicle is present A unique identifier for this particular video source The dividing line or location between two areas This area of interest encompasses the entire camera view a display of products placed at the end of an aisle in a store a course taken A line of people, vehicles or other objects, in which the person or object at the front end is dealt with first, the one behind is dealt with next, and so on, and which newcomers join at the opposite end. a thin flat usually long and narrow piece of material (as wood) fastened horizontally (as on a wall) at a distance from the floor to hold objects A device used as an as interface to any store business function . This includes the capture and storage of TRANSACTIONS and operational performance reporting An area distinguished on the basis of a particular characteristic, use, restriction, etc. Event - time exceeded a threshold Indicates a large number of the items from the shelf were removed at one time Root of the Transaction-Oriented Base The root of the message oriented schema