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Single scan multi-target tracking using joint state particle filters

Abstract

In this paper, we compare some of the existing joint state particle filtering algorithms for closely spaced target tracking problem. Both maximum a posteriori (MAP) and minimum mean square error (MMSE) estimation outputs of four different algorithms are compared. We also include comparison of a non-joint state particle filter and Kalman filter for a baseline. Simulation results show that claimed performance of MAP based output is misleading and non-joint state particle filtering seems more appealing in terms of estimation performance than joint state counterparts.

Keywords:
Particle filter Joint (building) Kalman filter Tracking (education) Computer science Maximum a posteriori estimation Minimum mean square error State (computer science) Algorithm A priori and a posteriori Extended Kalman filter Control theory (sociology) Auxiliary particle filter Artificial intelligence Ensemble Kalman filter Mathematics Statistics Maximum likelihood Engineering

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