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Bohan Wu1, Haobo Jia1, Songlin Chen1

  • 1Control and Simulation Center, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, 150001, China.

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|October 14, 2025
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概括

本研究介绍了使用移动基线视线 (LOS) 系统追踪机动目标的先进方法,即使有未知的噪音. 新型球形目标估计 (STE) 和变化的贝叶斯卡尔曼自适应波器 (VB-AKF) 显著提高了跟踪精度和稳定性.

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适应式卡尔曼波器 适应式卡尔曼波器干扰排斥是一种干扰排斥.反线性化控制反线性化控制视线跟踪系统的视线跟踪系统目标估计目标估计

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