1 March 1997 Target identification with Bayesian networks in a multiple hypothesis tracking system
Kuo-Chu Chang, Robert Fung
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A multisensor fusion algorithm that integrates model-based target identification (ID) and multiple-hypothesis tracking (MHT) is described. The algorithm augments the target state representation to include ID information and to manipulate the new target state. The major innovation of the algorithm is using Bayesian networks to modify the hypothesis-evaluation process by taking into account target ID. This research was conducted as part of a larger effort to design a decisiontheoretic sensor management system. In the system, two types of sensors, electronically scanned radar (ESA) and IR search and track (IRST) are assumed to be available. The ESA radar is modeled to have search and update capabilities as well as three radar identification modes: ultrahigh- resolution radar (UHRR), radar signal modulation (RSM), and radar electronic support mode (RESM). A Bayesian network is used to model the detection and observation processes for these ID techniques and compute the association likelihoods between measurements and tracks.
Kuo-Chu Chang and Robert Fung "Target identification with Bayesian networks in a multiple hypothesis tracking system," Optical Engineering 36(3), (1 March 1997). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.601266
Published: 1 March 1997
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KEYWORDS
Target detection

Radar

Sensors

Detection and tracking algorithms

Target recognition

Modulation

Algorithm development

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