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In the Radar multitarget surveillance problem, the objective is to track
multiple target trajectories over time. At each measurement time, noisy
measurements are provided from multiple target detections. The measurements
for each detection consist of a set of D estimated location and/or velocity
parameters. We assume that K, the number of targets is
known1.
Detections can correspond to either targets or
false alarms. Missed detections will be accounted for. For MAP estimation,
the probability of detection Pd will be assumed known, as will the density
function for the number of false alarms per measurement time in the
surveillance volume.
Rick Perry
2000-05-06