In this thesis we develop various multitarget tracking algorithms that can process measurements from single or multiple sensors. The filters are derived by approximate application of the recursive Bayes filter within the random finite set framework, which is used to model the multitarget state and observations. The contributions of the thesis can be organized into three main categories.To provide a motivating application for the algorithms we develop, we first study the problem of radio frequency tomography. We empirically validate a radio frequency tomography measurement model when multiple targets are present within the sensor network. We validate modelsfor both indoor and outdoor environments. These models are then used to perform multit...
In multi-object stochastic systems, the issue of sensor management is a theoretically and computatio...
This tutorial paper summarizes the motivations, concepts and techniques of finite-set statistics (FI...
Abstract—In this paper we derive computationally-tractable approximations of the Probability Hypothe...
Abstract—Superpositional sensor model can characterize the observations in many different applicatio...
Multitarget tracking is the process of jointly determining the number of targets present and their s...
Abstract—The multi-Bernoulli filter is a promising method for computationally efficient and accurate...
The problem of multi-object tracking with sensor networks is studied using the probability hypothesi...
© 1991-2012 IEEE. Most conventional target tracking algorithms assume that one target can generate a...
The aim of multi-object tracking is the estimation of the number of objects and their individual sta...
In this paper we address the problem of tracking multiple targets based on raw measurements by means...
In this paper we present a general solution for multi-target tracking problems with superpositional ...
This Ph.D. thesis is concerned with the development of algorithms for the detection and tracking of ...
This paper presents a novel and mathematically rigorous Bayes’ recursion for tracking a target that ...
153 pagesTracking multiple moving objects in complex environments is a key objective of many robotic...
Target tracking is a well-studied research topic with a vast array of applications. The basic idea i...
In multi-object stochastic systems, the issue of sensor management is a theoretically and computatio...
This tutorial paper summarizes the motivations, concepts and techniques of finite-set statistics (FI...
Abstract—In this paper we derive computationally-tractable approximations of the Probability Hypothe...
Abstract—Superpositional sensor model can characterize the observations in many different applicatio...
Multitarget tracking is the process of jointly determining the number of targets present and their s...
Abstract—The multi-Bernoulli filter is a promising method for computationally efficient and accurate...
The problem of multi-object tracking with sensor networks is studied using the probability hypothesi...
© 1991-2012 IEEE. Most conventional target tracking algorithms assume that one target can generate a...
The aim of multi-object tracking is the estimation of the number of objects and their individual sta...
In this paper we address the problem of tracking multiple targets based on raw measurements by means...
In this paper we present a general solution for multi-target tracking problems with superpositional ...
This Ph.D. thesis is concerned with the development of algorithms for the detection and tracking of ...
This paper presents a novel and mathematically rigorous Bayes’ recursion for tracking a target that ...
153 pagesTracking multiple moving objects in complex environments is a key objective of many robotic...
Target tracking is a well-studied research topic with a vast array of applications. The basic idea i...
In multi-object stochastic systems, the issue of sensor management is a theoretically and computatio...
This tutorial paper summarizes the motivations, concepts and techniques of finite-set statistics (FI...
Abstract—In this paper we derive computationally-tractable approximations of the Probability Hypothe...