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Uhh...
If no one on your team is nearby, it's safe to assume the enemy proc'd it.
If someone on your team is nearby, it's safe to assume that they proc'd it.
If both teams are nearby, it was probably an accident in the heat of battle.
Think about when you're in a lane, and you see the end of the wave reach you. In order to deduce whether it was an ally wave or enemy wave you first have to figure out where the wave came from (was it from blue side plant or red side plant?), then look at your minimap at that exact spot to see if an ally is on the map there. If an ally is not near that point on the map, then it was probably an enemy, and you can infer that they've either moved into the river by now or gone to take a buff. The thing is, that's a lot you have to do just to come to the same conclusion you could have come to instantly if the wave was simply color-coded.