Passive multi-station multi-target direction-finding cross positioning and false point removing method
A cross-positioning and direction-finding cross-over technology, applied in the field of electronic reconnaissance, can solve the problems of not effectively utilizing multiple measurement data, high computational complexity, limited performance of cross-positioning and false point removal, etc.
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[0138] This example uses matlab to simulate and verify the above-mentioned passive multi-station multi-target direction-finding cross positioning and false point removal method based on density clustering. For the sake of simplicity, the algorithm model is assumed as follows:
[0139] 1. All engineering errors are superimposed on the direction-finding error, and the direction-finding accuracy of all observation stations is the same;
[0140] 2. Assume that the target is stationary or moving at a very low speed;
[0141] 3. The angle measurement error obeys a Gaussian distribution with a mean value of zero, and the angle measurement errors of each observation station are independent of each other;
[0142] 4. To simplify the model, all observation stations and targets are in the XOY plane;
[0143] Assume that five targets are distributed in the space area, and the coordinates are: (120,145), (183,172), (69,190), (52,108), (160,100), and the unit is km. Use three observation ...
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