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Kaiyi Jiang¹, Yiguo Li¹, Tianli Ma¹

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This study introduces a new algorithm for tracking multiple extended targets, improving measurement association for intermittent data. The hierarchical network-based tracklet data association (ET-HT) algorithm enhances tracking accuracy in challenging conditions.

Keywords:

data association intermittent measurements min-cost network flow multiple extended targets tracklets

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Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Robotics

Background:

Multiple extended target tracking presents challenges in differentiating measurement origins.
Occlusions and detection blind zones lead to intermittent measurements, complicating data association.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel algorithm for robust multiple extended target tracking.
To address the difficulties in associating measurements with target origins under intermittent data conditions.

Main Methods:

A hierarchical network-based tracklet data association (ET-HT) algorithm is developed.
A min-cost network flow model is used for initial tracklet extraction from divided measurement sets.
An integral programming problem formulation maximizes posterior probability for high-level tracklet association.
An in-coordinate interval Kalman smoother estimates the state of extended targets.

Main Results:

The ET-HT algorithm demonstrates superior performance compared to existing JPDA and RFS-based methods.
The algorithm effectively handles intermittent measurements caused by occlusions or blind zones.
Simulations and experimental results validate the proposed method's effectiveness.

Conclusions:

The proposed ET-HT algorithm offers a significant advancement in multiple extended target tracking.
It provides a robust solution for scenarios with intermittent measurement availability.
The method enhances tracking accuracy and reliability in complex environments.