Multi-base station single frequency network passive cooperation positioning method based on MML-PMHT
A collaborative positioning and single frequency network technology, applied in positioning, radio wave measurement system, radio wave reflection/re-radiation, etc., can solve the problems of three-bit data association, reduce the amount of association, improve positioning accuracy, and reduce the method effect of complexity
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[0013] Combine the following figure 1 The principle of the MM1-PMHT method of the present invention is described in detail.
[0014] The "state" referred to below represents the position in the x direction on the Cartesian coordinate plane, the speed in the x direction, the position in the y direction, and the speed information in the y direction.
[0015] Step 1 specifically establishes a mathematical model of a multi-base-station single-frequency network passive co-location system in a scenario where the number of targets is unknown.
[0016] Suppose the kth frame has N in the monitoring area k goals, where N k is unknown. The state of the i-th target at frame k is T represents the vector transpose, and assumes that the motion model is as follows:
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[0018] Among them, F k is the target state transition matrix. The state of the radiation source is known, and the state of the jth radiation source at the kth frame is given by express. The state of the rec...
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