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The Internationale Conference on Telecommunications and ICT (ICTTELECOM 2015) 2015

Adaptive algorithms for target tracking.

L.DRIS, D.BERKANI, R.Drai, a.benammar

Abstract : The quality of the tracking is greatly enhanced by arobust motion estimation.The objective is to develop a target tracking algorithm of amoving object, especially motion estimation of these. To realizethe estimate, we chose stochastic filtering techniques.

He concernthe Kalman filter in the linear Gaussian, and sequential MonteCarlo methods in the nonlinear.Representation of state is permanently adapted according oncurrent observations, to best represent the system dynamics. Acomparison of the results given by the extended Kalman filterand particle filter is realized into simulation of the nonlinearsystems target tracking.

Keywords : stochastic filtring, Kalman filter, Extended Kalman Filter, Monte Carlo Method, Particle filtre, Target tracking

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