Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, are described for sending a first set of instructions to a first pool of workers for performing a first task configured to interact with a separate computer system, wherein the first pool of workers is allocated on a plurality of nodes. The method may also include updating at least a portion of the first set of instructions for a subset of the first pool of workers while the workers are performing the first task. The method may also include monitoring one or more performance metrics associated with the separate computer system while the workers from the subset of the first pool are performing the first task.

Abstract: Methods and systems for road recognition and traffic counting for complex thoroughfares are described. The method includes receiving a set of video frames captured by one or more electronic devices. The set of video frames includes a capture of a thoroughfare. The method further includes identifying an object featured in each respective video frame of a subset of the set of video frames, generating a plurality of vectors corresponding to a direction of motion of the object, combining intersecting vectors of the plurality of vectors, and generating a graphical map of at least one road in the thoroughfare based at least in part on the combination of intersecting vectors.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, are described for: allocating a first pool of workers on a plurality of nodes, wherein each node comprises one or more of the workers from the first pool; providing a first set of instructions to the first pool of workers for performing a first task configured to interact with a computer system; activating the first pool of workers to perform the first task; updating at least a portion of the first set of instructions for a subset of the first pool of workers while the workers are performing the first task; and monitoring at least one performance metric associated with the computer system while the workers from the subset of the first pool are performing the first task.

Abstract: A method includes detecting a first object entering a first video frame of a plurality of video frames of a view of a geolocation and determining, from the plurality of video frames, that the first object has stopped in an area of the geolocation for at least a threshold amount of time. The method also includes detecting the first object leaving a second video frame of the plurality of video frames, and identifying, by a computer processing device, the area of the geolocation as a region of interest based on the detecting the first object leaving.

Abstract: Methods and systems for road recognition and traffic counting for complex thoroughfares are described. The method includes receiving a set of video frames captured by one or more electronic devices. The set of video frames includes a capture of a thoroughfare. The method further includes identifying an object featured in each respective video frame of a subset of the set of video frames, generating a plurality of vectors corresponding to a direction of motion of the object, combining intersecting vectors of the plurality of vectors, and generating a graphical map of at least one road in the thoroughfare based at least in part on the combination of intersecting vectors.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a plurality of video frames from a video source, wherein each video frame of the plurality of video frames comprises a view of a geolocation. The method further includes detecting a first object entering a first side of a first video frame of the plurality of video frames. The method further includes determining, from the plurality of video frames, that the first object has stopped in an area of the geolocation for at least a threshold amount of time. The method further includes detecting the first object leaving a second side of a second video frame of the plurality of video frames. The method further includes identifying, by a computer processing device, the area of the geolocation as a region of interest based on the detecting the first object leaving.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a plurality of video frames from a video source, wherein each video frame of the plurality of video frames comprises a view of a geolocation. The method further includes detecting a first object entering a first side of a first video frame of the plurality of video frames. The method further includes determining, from the plurality of video frames, that the first object has stopped in an area of the geolocation for at least a threshold amount of time. The method further includes detecting the first object leaving a second side of a second video frame of the plurality of video frames. The method further includes identifying, by a computer processing device, the area of the geolocation as a region of interest based on the detecting the first object leaving.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, are described for: allocating a first pool of workers on a plurality of nodes, wherein each node comprises one or more of the workers from the first pool; providing a first set of instructions to the first pool of workers for performing a first task configured to interact with a computer system; activating the first pool of workers to perform the first task; updating at least a portion of the first set of instructions for a subset of the first pool of workers while the workers are performing the first task; and monitoring at least one performance metric associated with the computer system while the workers from the subset of the first pool are performing the first task.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, are described for: allocating a plurality of nodes; implementing a first pool of workers on the plurality of nodes, each node including one or more of the workers from the first pool; providing a set of instructions to the first pool of workers for performing a first task configured to interact with the computer system; employing the first pool of workers to perform the first task; and monitoring at least one performance metric associated with the computer system while the workers from the first pool are performing the first task.