Revisions to the JDL Data Fusion Model
This chapter presents re nements to the well-known Joint Directors of Laboratories (JDL) data fusion model. Speci cally, the goals of the chapter are to1. Reiterate the motivation for this model and its earlier versions, viz., to facilitate an understanding of the types of problems for which data fu...
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| description | This chapter presents re nements to the well-known Joint Directors of Laboratories (JDL)
data fusion model. Speci cally, the goals of the chapter are to1. Reiterate the motivation for this model and its earlier versions, viz., to facilitate
an understanding of the types of problems for which data fusion is applicable.
Such understanding should aid in recognizing commonality among problems
and determining the applicability of candidate solutions. |
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