Patent classifications
G01D9/30
Updating intensities in a PHD filter based on a sensor track ID
In one embodiment, a method of tracking multiple objects with a probabilistic hypothesis density filter is provided. The method includes obtaining measurements corresponding to a first object with at least one sensor, the at least one sensor providing one or more first track IDs for the measurements. A T.sub.k+1 first predicted intensity is generated for the first object based on a T.sub.k first track intensity. A T.sub.k+1 measurement from a first sensor of the at least one sensors is obtained, the first sensor providing a second track ID for the T.sub.k+1 measurement. The second track ID is compared to the one or more first track IDs, and the T.sub.k+1 first predicted intensity is selectively updated with the T.sub.k+1 measurement based on whether the second track ID matches any of the one or more first track IDs to generate a T.sub.k+1 first measurement-to-track intensity for the first object.
Updating intensities in a PHD filter based on a sensor track ID
In one embodiment, a method of tracking multiple objects with a probabilistic hypothesis density filter is provided. The method includes obtaining measurements corresponding to a first object with at least one sensor, the at least one sensor providing one or more first track IDs for the measurements. A T.sub.k+1 first predicted intensity is generated for the first object based on a T.sub.k first track intensity. A T.sub.k+1 measurement from a first sensor of the at least one sensors is obtained, the first sensor providing a second track ID for the T.sub.k+1 measurement. The second track ID is compared to the one or more first track IDs, and the T.sub.k+1 first predicted intensity is selectively updated with the T.sub.k+1 measurement based on whether the second track ID matches any of the one or more first track IDs to generate a T.sub.k+1 first measurement-to-track intensity for the first object.
STORING MEASUREMENTS OF NOZZLE CONDITIONS
In some examples, a fluid dispensing device includes storage elements, and a switch assembly comprising switches controllable by control signals responsive to a given fire event that activates a nozzle of the fluid dispensing device to provide a first sense measurement of a first condition of the nozzle to a first storage element of the storage elements, and provide a second sense measurement of a different second condition of the nozzle to a second storage element of the storage elements.
STORING MEASUREMENTS OF NOZZLE CONDITIONS
In some examples, a fluid dispensing device includes storage elements, and a switch assembly comprising switches controllable by control signals responsive to a given fire event that activates a nozzle of the fluid dispensing device to provide a first sense measurement of a first condition of the nozzle to a first storage element of the storage elements, and provide a second sense measurement of a different second condition of the nozzle to a second storage element of the storage elements.