The multiple hypothesis tracker derived from finite set statistics

The multiple hypothesis tracker derived from finite set statistics

The multiple hypothesis tracker (MHT) has historically been considered a gold standard for multi-target tracking. In this paper we show that the key formula for hypothesis probabilities in Reid's MHT can be derived from the modern theory of finite set statistics (FISST) insofar as appropriate a...

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