Multi-target tracking method for PHD smoother adaptive to target nascent strength
A technology of multi-target tracking and target new rate, applied in the field of radar signal processing, to improve the number and state estimation accuracy, reduce the number of estimated targets, and ensure the effect of multi-target tracking accuracy
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[0034] According to the accompanying drawings, the technical solution of the present invention is described in detail.
[0035] The measurements and state models used in the present invention are as follows:
[0036] PHD filtering regards all measurements and target states as two random finite sets, respectively
[0037] Z k ={z k,1 ,........,z k,m}∈F(Ζ)(1)
[0038] Ξ k = S k (X k-1 )∪Γ k (X k-1 )∈F(χ)(2)
[0039] where Z k is the measurement set at time k, Ξ k is the overall goal, Sk is the survival goal, Γk is the newborn goal, F(Z) is the random finite set of measurement, F(χ) is the random finite set of the target state, X k-1 is the target state at time k-1.
[0040] The measurements obtained by the sensor at each moment are from targets or clutter, and the measurement sources of all targets can be divided into newborn targets and surviving targets. The adaptive target new strength method is to divide the state space of the target into surviving targets and ...
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