Target Tracking
Target tracking involves estimating the position and trajectory of one or more objects over time, a crucial task with applications ranging from autonomous driving to surveillance. Current research emphasizes robust tracking in challenging environments (e.g., cluttered urban areas, presence of occlusions) using diverse approaches, including particle filters, Gaussian processes, deep reinforcement learning, and neural networks (e.g., transformers, convolutional neural networks). These advancements improve accuracy and reliability, particularly in scenarios with noisy data, multiple targets, and dynamic obstacles, impacting fields like robotics, autonomous systems, and sensor network applications.
Papers
Sliding Window Neural Generated Tracking Based on Measurement Model
Haya Ejjawi, Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Frederic Barbaresco, Raed Abu Zitar
Probabilistic Visibility-Aware Trajectory Planning for Target Tracking in Cluttered Environments
Han Gao, Pengying Wu, Yao Su, Kangjie Zhou, Ji Ma, Hangxin Liu, Chang Liu