A Trace Clustering Method for Radar Target Trace Cohesion
A radar target and dot-track condensation technology, applied to instruments, character and pattern recognition, computer components, etc., can solve the problem of indistinguishable target adhesion
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2017-04-26
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Abstract
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technical field
[0001] The invention relates to the field of radar signal processing, in particular to a trace clustering method for low-resolution pulse search radar trace agglomeration. Background technique
[0002] Radar raw video signals are divided into two dimensions: azimuth and distance. When a low-resolution pulse search radar sweeps over a target, the antenna will pick up a train of echoes. A typical target echo such as figure 1 As shown, there is a certain broadening in the azimuth and a certain extension in the distance. Quantize and sample the original radar video signal for detection. The signal units that are greater than the detection threshold are called dot traces, and the signal units that are less than the detection threshold and cleared are called empty points. The detected radar video signal is called detection video. In theory, the detection video removes noise and interference, and only retains the trace of the target. But in practice there may s...
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[0049] Such as Figure 5 As shown, this embodiment takes a detection video of R×W size as an example for processing. In addition to target traces and empty points, there may also be useless isolated points. During processing, the detection video A(i, j) is read in direction by direction and distance by distance, and it is positioned as a test point. The specific implementation steps are:
[0050] For the read-in test point A(i, j), first judge whether it is a trace or an empty point.
[0051] If the current test point A(i,j) is an empty point, it may be a break caused by detection, such as Image 6As shown, the empty box is an empty dot, and the backslash box is a dot. If not, the same target may be treated as two targets. To deal with this situation: search A(i,j-1), A(i,j-2)...A(i,j-L) point by point along the current orientation i to see if there are dot traces. If there is no point trace, A(i, j) is not a target break due to detection, but a continuous empty point, an...