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Ballistic target tracking algorithm based on improved particle filtering

Xiaolei NingZhan-qi ChenXiaoyang Li

Year: 2015 Journal:   Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Vol: 9675 Pages: 96752B-96752B   Publisher: SPIE

Abstract

Tracking ballistic re-entry target is a typical nonlinear filtering problem. In order to track the ballistic re-entry target in the nonlinear and non-Gaussian complex environment, a novel chaos map particle filter (CMPF) is used to estimate the target state. CMPF has better performance in application to estimate the state and parameter of nonlinear and non-Gassuian system. The Monte Carlo simulation results show that, this method can effectively solve particle degeneracy and particle impoverishment problem by improving the efficiency of particle sampling to obtain the better particles to part in estimation. Meanwhile CMPF can improve the state estimation precision and convergence velocity compared with EKF, UKF and the ordinary particle filter.

Keywords:
Particle filter Tracking (education) Monte Carlo method Nonlinear system Extended Kalman filter Degeneracy (biology) Control theory (sociology) Particle (ecology) Computer science Convergence (economics) Algorithm Ensemble Kalman filter Gaussian Kalman filter Monte Carlo localization Mathematics Physics Artificial intelligence Statistics

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