In some real-world situations when kinematic data is not available or it is not sufficient to provide right decisions and/or accurate estimates, estimation schemes may incorporate the attribute data that usually exists simultaneously with kinematic data. However, attribute data is usually incomplete, inconsistent and vague, hence the importance of the problem of overcoming the arising uncertainty in such cases. This paper presents one approach to the estimation of the tendency of target behavior. The authors present an original algorithm for tracking target behavior and evaluate its performance. The algorithm is based on the application of the principles of fuzzy logic to conventional passive radar amplitude measurements. A set of fuzzy models is used to describe alternative tendencies of target behavior. Additionally, a noise reduction procedure is applied. The performance of the developed algorithm in the presence of noise is estimated based on computer simulations results.
BT - Information & Security: An International Journal DA - 2002 DO - http://dx.doi.org/10.11610/isij.0902 LA - eng N2 -In some real-world situations when kinematic data is not available or it is not sufficient to provide right decisions and/or accurate estimates, estimation schemes may incorporate the attribute data that usually exists simultaneously with kinematic data. However, attribute data is usually incomplete, inconsistent and vague, hence the importance of the problem of overcoming the arising uncertainty in such cases. This paper presents one approach to the estimation of the tendency of target behavior. The authors present an original algorithm for tracking target behavior and evaluate its performance. The algorithm is based on the application of the principles of fuzzy logic to conventional passive radar amplitude measurements. A set of fuzzy models is used to describe alternative tendencies of target behavior. Additionally, a noise reduction procedure is applied. The performance of the developed algorithm in the presence of noise is estimated based on computer simulations results.
PY - 2002 SP - 58 EP - 69 T2 - Information & Security: An International Journal TI - Fuzzy Logic Approach to Estimating Tendencies in Target Behavior VL - 9 ER -