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5 January 2004 Tracking multiple targets using a particle filter representation of the joint multitarget probability density
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This paper addresses the problem of tracking multiple moving targets by estimating their joint multitarget probability density (JMPD). The JMPD technique is a Bayesian method for tracking multiple targets that allows nonlinear, non-Gaussian target motions and measurement to state coupling. JMPD simultaneously estimates both the target states and the number of targets. In this paper, we give a new grid-free implementation of JMPD based on particle filtering techniques and explore several particle proposal strategies, resampling techniques, and particle diversification methods. We report the effect of these techniques on tracker performance in terms of tracks lost, mean squared error, and computational burden.
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Chris M. Kreucher, Keith D. Kastella, and Alfred O. Hero III "Tracking multiple targets using a particle filter representation of the joint multitarget probability density", Proc. SPIE 5204, Signal and Data Processing of Small Targets 2003, (5 January 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.502696
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KEYWORDS
Particles

Kinematics

Particle filters

Surveillance

Sensors

Nonlinear filtering

Filtering (signal processing)

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