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# Object Recognition Results

The following XML shows a single record produced by object recognition.

    <output>
      <record>
        ...
        <trackname>object.Result</trackname>
        <ObjectResult>
          <id>ed1f3af7-9f00-434f-8bc4-a328ff4c67fc</id>
          <identity>
            <identifier>HPE</identifier>
            <database>logos</database>
            <confidence>100</confidence>
            <metadata>
              <item>
                <key>CompanyName</key>
                <value>HPE</value>
              </item>
            </metadata>
          </identity>
          <boundary>
            <point>
              <x>106</x>
              <y>100</y>
            </point>
            <point>
              <x>271</x>
              <y>101</y>
            </point>
            <point>
              <x>272</x>
              <y>183</y>
            </point>
            <point>
              <x>107</x>
              <y>183</y>
            </point>
          </boundary>
        </ObjectResult>
      </record>
    </output>

The record contains the following information:

- The `id` element provides a unique identifier for the recognized object. Media Server issues an ID for each appearance of an object. If you are recognizing objects in video and consecutive frames show the same object in a near-identical location, all records related to that appearance will have the same ID.

  For example, if an object appears in the same location for a hundred consecutive video frames, the engine uses the same ID for each record in the data track and the single record in the result track. The record in the result track will have a timestamp that covers all of the frames.

  If the object disappears and then reappears, the engine considers this as a new detection and produces a new ID and a new record in the result track.

- The `identity` element represents a match between the ingested media and an object in your training database.

  - The `identifier` element provides the identifier of the object that was detected in the ingested media.
  - The `database` element provides the name of the database in which the object exists.
  - The `confidence` element provides the confidence score for the match (from 0 to 100).
  - The `metadata` element provides metadata that you associated with the object when you trained Media Server. If there is no metadata in the training database, this element is omitted.
- The `boundary` element provides the position of the object in the ingested media, as a set of points that form a polygon which surrounds the object.

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