论文信息 - An optimization of a PHD function for association of targets on multistatic radar

An optimization of a PHD function for association of targets on multistatic radar

In this paper an optimization scheme about the association of targets on multistatic radar system is discussed. The association of targets based on Probability Hypothetic Density function (PHD) is a challenging task for the parallel programming techniques. In this paper, a comparison of PHD computations between serial and optimized versions of the proposed algorithm is presented. The proposed optimized algorithm was implemented on Parallel Computing Toolbox under Matlab system.

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