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Implementation and analysis of the decomposition-fusion ECCM technique

In a previous paper, the authors proposed a new general and systematic electronic counter-countermeasure (ECCM) technique called the Decomposition and Fusion (D&F) approach. This ECCM is implemented within the multiple target-tracking framework for protection against range- gate-pull-off (RGPO) and range false target ECM techniques. The original formulation left open the specific multiple target tracking framework. In this paper, we develop a specific implementation of the D&F technique and evaluate it within the Benchmark 2 Problem environment. Simulation results are presented showing the track-loss rejection capabilities and the track accuracy performance of the D&F technique.

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