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9 July 1992 Data association using fused data from multiple sensors
Vishnuraj Kittur, Wiley E. Thompson
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Abstract
A data association technique based on the utilization of fused multisensor data which provides a compact description, consisting of both numerical and non - numerical attributes, of the targets present in the surveillance volume. The data association technique is comprised of two processes. The first is the process of seeded clustering --inwhich a cluster is sought around the predicted measurement from the existing track. The data contained in this cluster is fused to obtain a compact description of the targets constituting the cluster. The second is the process of target type matching --in which the target types contained in an existing track are matched with the target types contained in the seeded cluster. The presented method for data association provides a means by which a measure of confidence is assigned to each track (based on the evidence received) and it can be extended in a straight forward manner to handle data association in the context of multi-target tracking.
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Vishnuraj Kittur and Wiley E. Thompson "Data association using fused data from multiple sensors", Proc. SPIE 1699, Signal Processing, Sensor Fusion, and Target Recognition, (9 July 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.138256
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Surveillance

Distance measurement

Data fusion

Electronic filtering

Detection and tracking algorithms

Data processing

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