Target Tracking Experiment Simulation

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Simulation Methods: 1. Execute TargetTracke(0,0) in MATLAB command window for standard tracking experiment simulation; 2. To demonstrate the importance of model switching (the paper's key focus), run TargetTracke(0,1) to observe simulation results without model switching capability; 3. Run Mentecarlo command for Monte Carlo simulations to validate experimental reliability through multiple statistical trials.

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This paper describes the simulation methodology through the following implementation steps:

1. In the MATLAB command window, execute: TargetTracke(0,0); to initiate the target tracking experiment simulation. The first parameter typically controls simulation mode while the second enables model switching functionality.

2. To better illustrate the critical importance of model switching algorithms, execute: TargetTracke(0,1); in the MATLAB command window. This command runs the simulation without model switching capabilities, allowing comparison with the enhanced version that dynamically adjusts tracking models during runtime.

3. Execute: Mentecarlo; in the MATLAB command window to perform Monte Carlo simulations. This statistical method runs multiple independent simulation trials with random variations, providing robust validation of result reliability and system performance under different conditions.

Through these implementation steps, users can comprehensively understand the simulation workflow and better appreciate the role of model switching in improving tracking accuracy and adaptability in dynamic environments.

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