Article traffic statistics, how to perfect filter out the robot crawl.

When making a fuss about access statistics, we have already done the filtering of common search engine access, but there is still the phenomenon of machine access.
The current filter code is as follows:

Yesterday, we looked at the database statistics and found that there were still robot access problems. As follows:

IP is from the UK, and is a continuous visit to the time interval. (It should be machine access ...) I think it is)

Solve how the great God perfectly filters out this situation.

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When making a fuss about access statistics, we have already done the filtering of common search engine access, but there is still the phenomenon of machine access.
The current filter code is as follows:

Yesterday, we looked at the database statistics and found that there were still robot access problems. As follows:

IP is from the UK, and is a continuous visit to the time interval. (It should be machine access ...) I think it is)

Solve how the great God perfectly filters out this situation.

Like Google Analytics, use JS to count. Machine access will not load JS, directly filtered out

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