A turn rate estimation based adaptive interactive multiple model algorithm is put forward to solve model-set mismatch problem of target tracking algorithm applying to high maneuvering target. By considering both the estimation and the estimated variance of target’s turn rate, model-set is selected according to a rule based on the coefficient of variance of turn rate estimation. When turn rate estimation is acceptable, model-set is constructed according to turn rate estimation to reduce competition among models. When turn rate estimation is unacceptable, standard IMM algorithm model-set is applied to increase coverage of model-set. Simulation shows this algorithm improves tracking performance especially for high maneuvering targets.
With an aim to achieve a breakthrough the choke point in research on system design, to
achieve the transforming in multiple fields of view, the approaching to system efficacy limit in
theory and improving smartness, pure diffractive optical system is chosen. The top idea and main
strategy is developed. Some correlative model is established. In optimized design, global
optimization algorithm is used to achieve wider spectrum range, multi field view, lower distortion
and appropriate MTF. A kind of result works mainly in 3~5%m and 8~12%m with high ratio of more
than 20:1 is evaluated. And this integrated multi-sensor electro-optical system satisfies the applied
requirements o some criteria, such as Modulation Transfer Function (MTF), Spot Diagram (RMS)
and Point Spread Function (PSF) etc., and achieves remarkable advantages in volume, weight,
system efficiency and so on.
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