2017
DOI: 10.1177/0959651817721619
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Target tracking for a correlated multi-sensor system with constant time delay

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“…There are target tracking motivated techniques that are applicable to other problems, such as tracking missiles using a radar, surveillance of sensitive buildings and systems, navigation, robots and unmanned vehicle guidance, machine vision, and collision avoidance and obstacles. 3,4 In recent years, the research of maneuvering target tracking has been a hot issue in the radar field. The problem of moving target tracking using noisy sensor measurement has been addressed by several researchers over the past decades.…”
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“…There are target tracking motivated techniques that are applicable to other problems, such as tracking missiles using a radar, surveillance of sensitive buildings and systems, navigation, robots and unmanned vehicle guidance, machine vision, and collision avoidance and obstacles. 3,4 In recent years, the research of maneuvering target tracking has been a hot issue in the radar field. The problem of moving target tracking using noisy sensor measurement has been addressed by several researchers over the past decades.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These target tracking filters must be robust against modeling noise and uncertainties. 3 As an example, weapons guidance represents an example of an autonomous tracking filter application based on the interaction with sensors, and control process is a complex problem. It is generally a subset based on recursive estimation.…”
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