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A new approach for target motion analysis with signal time delay
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Xue An-Ke, Guo Yun-Fei. A new approach for target motion analysis with signal time delay[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2006, 7(101): 213-218.
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Abstract: A new approach is proposed in this paper for the problem of the target motion analysis (TMA) with signal propagation time delay. This problem is an unobservable tracking problem in which the acoustic signal transmits with time delay. We present an intelligent range parameterized unscented Kalman filter (IRPUKF) algorithm to estimate the state of the nonlinear unobservable tracking system and propose a recursive model parameter online adjustment method to deal with the time delay in signal propagation. In a simulation of tracking target using a maneuvering acoustic sensor with signal time delay case study, the effectiveness and efficiency of the proposed algorithm is testified to perform better, compared with the range parameterized extended Kalman filter (RPEKF) algorithm.
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