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1986 American Control Conference, 1986
The minimum time of detection as well as the track accuracy (time/accuracy profile) of a maneuvering target in an adaptive tracking system is consider. The maneuver detection schemes considered are the optimal stopping (OS), residual squared (RS) error, and direct acceleration estimation (DAE) algorithms. The transition-into-track considers optimal two
P. R. Kalata +2 more
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The minimum time of detection as well as the track accuracy (time/accuracy profile) of a maneuvering target in an adaptive tracking system is consider. The maneuver detection schemes considered are the optimal stopping (OS), residual squared (RS) error, and direct acceleration estimation (DAE) algorithms. The transition-into-track considers optimal two
P. R. Kalata +2 more
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Conference Proceedings 1991 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2002
The neural data association (DA) process during apparent motion perception in the human visual system is investigated and principles of the associated process are examined. From the theory of human motion perception, a novel DA algorithm was developed and the algorithm was applied to the DA problem arising in radar target tracking.
K. Kim, B. Shafai
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The neural data association (DA) process during apparent motion perception in the human visual system is investigated and principles of the associated process are examined. From the theory of human motion perception, a novel DA algorithm was developed and the algorithm was applied to the DA problem arising in radar target tracking.
K. Kim, B. Shafai
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2006 Proceeding of the Thrity-Eighth Southeastern Symposium on System Theory, 2006
Tracking moving targets is one of the important tasks in autonomous systems such as security and surveillance systems and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). When the camera system is stationery, background subtraction is a commonly used technique for segmenting out moving objects in a scene.
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Tracking moving targets is one of the important tasks in autonomous systems such as security and surveillance systems and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). When the camera system is stationery, background subtraction is a commonly used technique for segmenting out moving objects in a scene.
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SPIE Proceedings, 2012
Steady-state performance of a tracking filter is traditionally evaluated immediately after a track update. However, there is commonly a further delay (e.g., processing and communications latency) before the tracks can actually be used. We analyze the accuracy of extrapolated target tracks for four tracking filters: Kalman filter with the Singer ...
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Steady-state performance of a tracking filter is traditionally evaluated immediately after a track update. However, there is commonly a further delay (e.g., processing and communications latency) before the tracks can actually be used. We analyze the accuracy of extrapolated target tracks for four tracking filters: Kalman filter with the Singer ...
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Fast Tracking for Video Target Tracking
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013Fast video tracking can result in irregular sampling tracking problem. This paper transforms the irregular sampling measurement to the time-varying parameters and develops a model with adaptive parameters on line by the autocorrelation function of Markov random processing.
Xue Bo Jin, Jing Jing Du, Jia Bao
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Target Tracking Over Fading Channels
IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1976The problem of tracking a target in a multitarget environment when the observations are received over a fading channel is considered. The optimal Bayes solution to the tracking problem in such cases involves growing memory and hence is not feasible.
Chang, F. S., Srinath, M. D.
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Surveillance technologies played a key part of the US War on Terror in Afghanistan during the two decades of occupation. The US military—and its Afghan partners—employed various high-tech instruments to identify and track potential enemies. Biometric data, in particular, was employed as a weapon of choice in building what the American generals called ...
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Single camera multi-target tracking by fuzzy target-track association
2010 IEEE 18th Signal Processing and Communications Applications Conference, 2010In this study, implementation and results of single camera multi-target tracking system based on fuzzy logic rules for target-track association is presented. Proposed method has been tested with various video databases and successful results are obtained for complex situations.
Umur Akinci +2 more
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