Fusion Algorithm for Infrared, Ultraviolet, and Millimeter-Wave Composite Detection

An infrared, ultraviolet, and millimeter-wave composite detection is an efficient means of pre-warning about extremely low altitude radiation penetration. Based on the complexity of the recognition analysis caused by the redundant information indicators in the composite detection, a fusion algorithm is proposed. It can turn multiple information indicators into relatively few reliable pieces of information that can show the characteristics of targets although they are not effectively related. Thus, the complexity of analyzing an excessive amount of information indicators is addressed. The superiority of the composite detection is verified through simulation analysis, and the algorithm is proven effective.