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| − | + | '''Intended Audience:''' People wishing to understand the basic theory, results, and methods of multiple-target tracking from a standard Bayesian point of view without unnecetutoialary extensions, generalizations, or mathematical formalisms. Researchers desiring to learn how likelihood functions incorporate disparate types of information into data fusion solutions in a principled fashion. | |
'''Description:''' This tutorial is based on the book, Bayesian Multiple Target Tracking 2nd Ed. Its purpose is to present the basic results in multiple-target tracking from a Bayesian point of view. People who register will receive a complimentary copy of the book when they attend the tutorial. | '''Description:''' This tutorial is based on the book, Bayesian Multiple Target Tracking 2nd Ed. Its purpose is to present the basic results in multiple-target tracking from a Bayesian point of view. People who register will receive a complimentary copy of the book when they attend the tutorial. | ||
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'''Presenter:''' Lawrence D. Stone, Roy L. Streit | '''Presenter:''' Lawrence D. Stone, Roy L. Streit | ||
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