project

Multi-target tracking with random finite sets


Provided by   Curtin University

Research Project

Researchers: Patrick Peursum (Managed by) ,  Yasmin Roulston (hasAssociatonWith, isRelatedTo)

Brief description This project focuses on enhancing Multi-Target Tracking (MTT). Multi-Bernoulli Random Finite Set (MB-RFS) filter is a recent model for efficiently performing multi-target tracking in video by representing the state as a multimodal distribution, incorporating data association and target detection into the model itself rather than having them as inputs from external subsystems that can be prone to failure. However, the MB-RFS is based on the non-Bayesian concept of random finite sets and its original derivation does not make it explicit what independence assumptions are being used. This project aims to reformulate the Multi-Bernoulli Random Finite Set MB-RFS as a purely Bayesian model.

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