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Multisensor Data Fusion

by Edward L. Waltz, James Llinas, Franklin E. White
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Overview

Explains numeric and symbolic approaches to data association, tracking combination, classification, and situation assessment, and provides an overview of data fusion theory and mathematical formalisms.

Synopsis

Explains numeric and symbolic approaches to data association, tracking combination, classification, and situation assessment, and provides an overview of data fusion theory and mathematical formalisms.

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Data fusion involves the integration and application of many disciplines, among them: communication and decision theory, epistemology and uncertainty management, estimation theory, digital signal processing, computer science, artificial intelligence. Its development is important to systems that have an overload of information and require a volume-reducing strategy that also affords exploitation of combinations of data that may be available--military command, control, and intelligence operations, for example. This text presents a system-level introduction to data fusion both as a technology and as a specialized area of military research. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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Data fusion involves the integration and application of many disciplines, among them: communication and decision theory, epistemology and uncertainty management, estimation theory, digital signal processing, computer science, artificial intelligence. Its development is important to systems that have an overload of information and require a volume-reducing strategy that also affords exploitation of combinations of data that may be available--military command, control, and intelligence operations, for example. This text presents a system-level introduction to data fusion both as a technology and as a specialized area of military research. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
August 1, 1990
Publisher
Artech House, Incorporated
Pages
488
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780890062777

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