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A teaching assignment from the University of Washington's robotics course serves as an excellent simulation platform for learning Kalman filters and particle filters. With minor modifications, this platform can be adapted for studying SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping), multi-target tracking, and related problems. The implementation includes MATLAB/Python simulation frameworks with modular design for filter algorithms, measurement models, and process noise handling. Deep exploration yields significant returns, with detailed algorithm implementations available in our EKF-SLAM and Fast-SLAM repositories featuring covariance prediction-update cycles and particle weight resampling mechanisms.

MATLAB 249 views Tagged

A MATLAB implementation for multi-target tracking featuring real-time background subtraction with included documentation. This code performs excellently for detecting and tracking a small number of targets but experiences noticeable performance degradation when tracking more than 8 targets. The implementation utilizes background differencing technique with adaptive updating for dynamic scene adaptation.

MATLAB 235 views Tagged

Data association is a critical technology in multi-target tracking. While JPDA is widely recognized as a high-performance algorithm assuming one-to-one measurement-to-target associations, real-world scenarios often involve many-to-many relationships. This paper introduces the Generalized Probability Data Association (GPDA) algorithm to address these complex cases. Theoretically analyzes both algorithms' performance and conducts comparative simulations using Monte Carlo techniques, demonstrating GPDA's superior handling of complex association scenarios.

MATLAB 290 views Tagged