Fundamentals and Advances in Multiple-Hypothesis Tracking
@inproceedings{Coraluppi2015FundamentalsAA, title={Fundamentals and Advances in Multiple-Hypothesis Tracking}, author={S. Coraluppi}, year={2015} }
This manuscript describes the mathematical foundations of multiple-hypothesis tracking (MHT), a leading paradigm for multi-target tracking (MTT). We address aspects of track management, hypothesis pruning and aggregation, and the merits and limitations of centralized, distributed, and asynchronous processing for challenging multi-sensor surveillance applications. We extend the MHT formalism to the redundantmeasurement setting. Finally, we derive a useful expression to assist parameter selection… CONTINUE READING
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