Title :
The GFMT HPMHT puzzle
Author :
Peter Willett;Tod Luginbuhl;Marcus Baum
Author_Institution :
ECE Department, University of Connecticut, Storrs CT 06269
fDate :
7/1/2015 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Most target tracking algorithms work with data at the plot or detection level; that is, after an initial signal processing step of thresholding and centroiding that delivers point “hits” for data association and filtering. The GFMT (general frequency modulation tracker) and HPMHT (histogram probabilistic multi-hypothesis tracker), on the other hand, work directly with pixellated observation data, as on a focal plane array (FPA), meaning that the signal processing step is integral to the tracker. The HPMHT filled most of a statistical pit in the GFMT, but a perceptible hole remains. We discuss this here: If the problem can be modeled - and it can - then a solution that derives from this model ought to be available.
Keywords :
"Photonics","Target tracking","Noise","Clutter","Data models","Electronic mail","Histograms"
Conference_Titel :
Information Fusion (Fusion), 2015 18th International Conference on