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3 September 1998 Integrated real-time estimation of clutter density for tracking
X. Rong Li, Ning Li
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Abstract
The spatial density of false measurements is known as clutter density in signal and data processing of targets. It is unknown in reality and its knowledge has a significant impact on the effective processing of targets. This paper presents a number of theoretically sound estimators for clutter density based on conditional mean, maximum likelihood, least squares and method of moments estimation. They are computationally highly efficient and require no knowledge of the probability distribution of the clutter density. They can be readily incorporated into a variety of tracking filters for performance improvement.
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X. Rong Li and Ning Li "Integrated real-time estimation of clutter density for tracking", Proc. SPIE 3373, Signal and Data Processing of Small Targets 1998, (3 September 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.324651
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KEYWORDS
Target detection

Estimation theory

Signal processing

Data processing

Aluminum

Data modeling

Electronic filtering

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