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REV: 01-05-26 LR vehicles as defined within this section. Missing, misread, or additional characters as determined by the LPR Subsystem is to be counted against the read accuracy. (i.e., if a license plate contains six standard characters “ABC123”, then N=6. Therefore, in order for the system to achieve an N read, the system must return the LPN “ABC123” exactly.) Additional characters added before or after the license plate characters are to count against the read rate. (i.e., “1ABC123” would not constitute an N read.) 3. Achieve an N-1 Factor rating of 98% meaning specifically that the LPR Subsystem is to read all but one LPN characters, exclusive of stacked characters, correctly ninety-eight percent (98%) of the time for all non- exception vehicles as defined within this section. Missing, misread, or additional characters as determined by the LPR Subsystem are to be counted against the read accuracy. (i.e., if a license plate contains six standard characters “ABC123”, then N=6. Therefore, in order for the system to achieve an N-1 read, the system must return the LPN “xBC123”, “ABC12x”, etc.) Additional characters added before or after the license plate count against the read rate. 4. Exception vehicles will not count against the accuracy of the LPR Subsystem. For the purposes of the LPR performance requirements an exception vehicle is defined as: a. Any vehicle whose license plate is obstructed, obscured, or encroached upon by a foreign object. b. Oversized vehicles that have a total distance between the center of the drivers’ side window and the end of the rear bumper greater than 15 feet. c. Vehicles that contain excessive graphics and advertising such that it is impossible for the LPR system to determine which graphics belong to the license plate and which graphics do not. d. Vehicles with no license plate or relocated to a window and not in the OEM location. e. Vehicles with temporary cardboard “Dealer Plates.” f. Damaged plates. g. Plates from locations other than the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. h. Motorcycles. 5. Ambient lighting conditions are to have no effect on the accuracy of the LPR system regardless of the time of the day and night. Contractor to provide any necessary shading or lighting elements required to mitigate the effect of the ambient lighting conditions on the LPR system performance. 6. Provide a means, subject to approval by the Owner, to remotely score the LPR Subsystem to ensure it meets the performance requirements. Assist the Owner in transferring images from each lane to a storage format such as CD- ROM, DVD, memory stick, or uploaded to an FTP site that can then be viewed and scored on a standalone PC by the Owner or their designated representative. Owner is to be able to select any images stored on the LPR database for scoring purposes. The Contractor to provide all software needed ATTY/AGR.2026.001/EnSight Technologies (Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS)) (Page 80 of 167)