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23 June 1997 Missile-tracking algorithm using target-adapted spatiotemporal wavelets
Fernando Mujica, Jean-Pierre Leduc, Mark J. T. Smith, Romain Murenzi
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Abstract
This paper presents new results on the tracking of ballistic missiles warheads using spatio-temporal wavelets. Here we focus our attention on handling more general classes of motion, such as acceleration. To accomplish this task the spatio-temporal wavelet transform is adapted to the motion parameters on a frame-by-frame basis. Three different energy densities, associated with velocity, location, and size, have been defined to determine motion parameters. We pointed out that maximizing these energy densities is equivalent to a minimum squared error estimation. Tracking results on synthetically generated image sequences demonstrate the capabilities of the proposed algorithm.
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Fernando Mujica, Jean-Pierre Leduc, Mark J. T. Smith, and Romain Murenzi "Missile-tracking algorithm using target-adapted spatiotemporal wavelets", Proc. SPIE 3069, Automatic Target Recognition VII, (23 June 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.277126
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KEYWORDS
Wavelets

Continuous wavelet transforms

Detection and tracking algorithms

Motion estimation

Missiles

Fourier transforms

Electronic filtering

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