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Bayesian Multiple Target Tracking

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ISBN-10: 1580530249

ISBN-13: 9781580530248

Edition: 1999

Authors: Lawrence D. Stone, Carl A. Barlow, Thomas L. Corwin

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List price: $185.00
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: Artech House, Incorporated
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 317
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.232
Language: English

Lawrence D. Stone received his Ph.D. and MS in mathematics from Purdue University, Stone is Chief Operating Officer at Metron, Inc.

Carl A. Barlow holds S.B. and S.M. degrees in theoretical physics from MIT. Barlow is an independent scientific consultant.

Thomas L. Corwin received his Ph.D and MS in statistics from Princeton University. Corwin is Chief Executive Officer of Metron, Inc.

Preface
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Tracking Problems
Tracking a Single Target
Tracking a Surface Ship
Submarine Versus Submarine Tracking
Periscope Detection and Tracking
Tracking Multiple Targets
Tracking Aircraft
Underwater Surveillance
Classification of Tracking Systems
Target Assumptions
Information Assumptions
Emphasis
References
Bayesian Inference and Likelihood Functions
The Case for Bayesian Inference
The Likelihood Function and Bayes' Theorem
The Likelihood Function
Bayes' Theorem
Examples of Likelihood Functions
A Gaussian Contact Model
A Gaussian Bearing-Error Model
Combining Bearing and Contact Data
A Signal-Plus-Noise Model
Negative Information
Positive Information
Radar and Infrared Detection
References
Single Target Tracking
Bayesian Filtering
Recursive Bayesian Filtering
Recursive Bayesian Prediction and Smoothing
Kalman Filtering
Discrete Kalman Filtering
Continuous-Discrete Kalman Filtering
Discrete Bayesian Filtering
Nodestar Implementation
Correlated-Bearing Likelihood Function
Three-Dimensional Bearing Likelihood Function
Detection-No Detection Likelihood Function
Land Avoidance Likelihood Function
Elliptical Contact Likelihood Function
ELINT Likelihood Function
References
Classical Multiple Target Tracking: Multiple Hypothesis Tracking
Multiple Target Tracking Problem
Multiple Target Motion Model
Multiple Target Likelihood Functions
Contacts, Scans, and Association Hypotheses
Scan and Data Association Likelihood Functions
General Multiple Hypothesis Tracking
Conditional Target Distributions
Association Probabilities
General MHT Recursion
Association Probabilities for Gaussian Distributions
Association Probabilities for Non-Gaussian Distributions
Joint Association of Multiple Attribute Observations
Summary of Assumptions for General MHT Recursion
Independent Multiple Hypothesis Tracking
Conditionally Independent Scan Association Likelihood Functions
Independent MHT Recursion
Linear Gaussian Multiple Hypothesis Tracking
Example of Nonlinear MHT
Description of Tracking Problem
Operation of Tracker
Tracker Output
Notes
References
Multiple Target Tracking Without Contacts or Association
Unified Tracking Model
Multiple Target Motion and Likelihood Function Assumptions
Posterior Distribution
Unified Tracking Recursion
Summary of Assumptions for Unified Tracking Recursion
Relationship of Unified Tracking to Multiple Hypothesis Tracking
MHT is a Special Case of Unified Tracking
Extensions of MHT
Applications of Unified Tracking
Examples for Which Association is Meaningful
Examples for Which Association is Not Meaningful
An Example With an Unknown Number of Targets
Relationship of Unified Tracking to Other Tracking Algorithms
References
Likelihood Ratio Detection and Tracking: Theoretical Foundations
Basic Definitions and Relations
Likelihood Ratio
Measurement Likelihood Ratio
Likelihood Ratio Recursion
Log-Likelihood Ratios
Declaring a Target Present
Example of Likelihood Ratio Detection and Tracking
Simulated Detection and Tracking Results
Comparison to Matched Filter Detection
Measurement Likelihood Ratios
Additive Target Effects in Gaussian Noise
Modification for Random Target Strength
Maximum Likelihood for Unknown Target Strength
Designing for a Marginally Detectable Target
Additive Target Effects in Multivariate Gaussian Noise
Targets With Additive Small Signals
Additive Target Effects in Complex Gaussian Noise
Variance Modifying Targets in Gaussian Noise
Targets Modifying the Mean and Covariance of Gaussian Data
Exponential Distributions
Thresholded Data
Binomial Distributions: M of N Test Statistics
Dealing with Nuisance Parameters
Models of Likelihood Ratio Propagation
Transitions to and from the Null State
Continuous Transition Models Within the State Space
Discrete Transition Models Within the State Space
Deterministic Evolutions
State Entropy and Information Measures
Some Theorems Regarding Measurement Log-Likelihood Ratios
Information and Entropy in State Propagation
References
Likelihood Ratio Detection and Tracking: Implementation Issues
Framework for Limiting False Alarms
Measurement Likelihood Ratios in the Presence of Noise Only
False Alarm Rate and Target Detection Rate Relations
Likelihood Ratio Density in the Presence of Noise Only
Performance Prediction Methodology
Approximate Determination of Detection Performance
The Role of Motion Updates
The Role of the Information Updates
The Role of Averaging or Cell Formulations
Numerical Implementation of Likelihood Ratio Trackers
Sampled Field Approach
Cell-Based Approach
Kalman-Like Approach
Appendix
About the Authors
Index