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Adaptive tracking of maneuvering targets

J. Demetry, +1 more
- 15 Apr 1968 - 
- Vol. 13, Iss: 6, pp 749-750
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A means is suggested heuristically by which Kalman sequential estimation can be made adaptive to target maneuvers without the sacrifice of tracking accuracy in the nonmaneuvering portions of a trajectory.
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A means is suggested heuristically by which Kalman sequential estimation can be made adaptive to target maneuvers without the sacrifice of tracking accuracy in the nonmaneuvering portions of a trajectory. The adaptation requires backsliding in the gain schedule and reprocessing of the most recent several measurements. These steps are initiated by a maneuver detector which senses a buildup of bias in the filter's estimates.

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