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17 May 2006 Regularized multitarget particle filter for sensor management
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Abstract
Sensor management in support of Level 1 data fusion (multisensor integration), or Level 2 data fusion (situation assessment) requires a computationally tractable multitarget filter. The theoretically optimal approach to this multi-target filtering is a suitable generalization of the recursive Bayes nonlinear filter. However, this optimal filter is intractable and computationally challenging that it must usually be approximated. We report on the approximation of a multi-target non-linear filtering for Sensor Management that is based on the particle filter implementation of Stein-Winter probability hypothesis densities (PHDs). Our main focus is on the operational utility of the implementation, and its computational efficiency and robustness for sensor management applications. We present a multitarget Particle Filter (PF) implementation of the PHD that include clustering, regularization, and computational efficiency. We present some open problems, and suggest future developments. Sensor management demonstrations using a simulated multi-target scenario are presented.
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A. El-Fallah, A. Zatezalo, R. Mahler, R. K. Mehra, and M. Alford "Regularized multitarget particle filter for sensor management", Proc. SPIE 6235, Signal Processing, Sensor Fusion, and Target Recognition XV, 62350N (17 May 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.666128
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KEYWORDS
Particles

Sensors

Particle filters

Detection and tracking algorithms

Expectation maximization algorithms

Digital filtering

Nonlinear filtering

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