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22 October 1993 Data association problems posed as multidimensional assignment problems: numerical simulations
A. B. Poore, N. Rijavec, T. N. Barker, M. Munger
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Abstract
The central problem in multitarget-multisensor tracking is the data association problem of partitioning the observations into tracks and false alarms so that an accurate estimate of the true tracks can be recovered. Many previous and current methodologies are based on single scan processing, which is real-time, but often leads to a large number of partial and incorrect assignments, and thus incorrect track identification. The fundamental difficulty is that data association decisions once made are irrevocable. Deferred logic methods such as multiple hypothesis tracking allow correction of these misassociations and are thus considered to be the method for tracking a large number of targets. The corresponding data association problems are however NP-hard and must be solved in real-time. Such algorithms have been developed in earlier work of the authors and the intent of this work is to demonstrate the efficiency and robustness on a class of tracking problems.
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A. B. Poore, N. Rijavec, T. N. Barker, and M. Munger "Data association problems posed as multidimensional assignment problems: numerical simulations", Proc. SPIE 1954, Signal and Data Processing of Small Targets 1993, (22 October 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.157792
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KEYWORDS
Detection and tracking algorithms

Logic

Sensors

Information operations

Numerical simulations

Algorithm development

Target detection

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