NASA NTRS · 20210016781
Estimation With Range Depended Sensor Model
Abstract
This paper focuses on the improvement of object detection accuracy taking into account the sensor’s reading degradation as the relative range increases. The approach is based on the assumption that range measurement error depends on the actual range. Specifically, we model the measurement error as a proportional to the actual range term plus a zero-mean, Gaussian distributed, and uncorrelated process. The tracking problem is considered in a mixed continuous-discrete time domain, where the target dynamics is in continuous-time and the measurements are in discrete-time, which is an optimal choice in many tracking and navigation applications. We adopt a commonly used continuous time coordinate-uncoupled white-noise acceleration model for a point object to describe the target motion, and use Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) framework to estimate the target's state and the unknown proportionality coefficient.
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Vahram Stepanyan, Thomas Lombaerts, Chester V Dolph, Nicholas Cramer, Corey Ippolito. Estimation With Range Depended Sensor Model. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210016781
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