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init

Initialize track logic with first hit

Description

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init(historyLogic) initializes the track history logic with the first hit.

init(scoreLogic,volume,beta) initializes the track score logic with the first hit, using default probabilities of detection and false alarm.

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init(scoreLogic,volume,beta,pd,pfa) initializes the track score logic with the first hit, specifying the probability of detection pd and probability of false alarm pfa.

Examples

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Create a history-based logic with default confirmation and deletion thresholds.

historyLogic = trackHistoryLogic
historyLogic = 
  trackHistoryLogic with properties:

    ConfirmationThreshold: [2 3]
        DeletionThreshold: [6 6]
                  History: [0 0 0 0 0 0]

Initialize the logic, which records a hit as the first update to the logic.

init(historyLogic)
history = historyLogic.History;
disp(['History: [',num2str(history),'].']);
History: [1  0  0  0  0  0].

Create a score-based logic with default confirmation and deletion thresholds.

scoreLogic = trackScoreLogic
scoreLogic = 
  trackScoreLogic with properties:

    ConfirmationThreshold: 20
        DeletionThreshold: -5
                    Score: 0
                 MaxScore: 0

Specify the probability of detection (pd), the probability of false alarm (pfa), the volume of a sensor detection bin (volume), and the new target rate in a unit volume (beta).

pd = 0.9;     
pfa = 1e-6;   
volume = 1.3;
beta = 0.1;

Initialize the logic using these parameters. The first update to the logic is a hit.

init(scoreLogic,volume,beta,pd,pfa);

Display the current and maximum score of the logic. Since the logic has been updated once, the current score is equal to the maximum score.

currentScore = scoreLogic.Score
currentScore = 11.6699
maximumScore = scoreLogic.MaxScore
maximumScore = 11.6699

Input Arguments

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Track history logic, specified as a trackHistoryLogic object.

Track score logic, specified as a trackScoreLogic object.

Volume of sensor detection bin, specified as a nonnegative scalar. For example, a 2-D radar will have a sensor bin volume of (azimuth resolution in radians) * (range) * (range resolution).

Data Types: single | double

Rate of new targets in unit volume, specified as a nonnegative scalar.

Data Types: single | double

Probability of detection, specified as a nonnegative scalar.

Data Types: single | double

Probability of false alarm, specified as a nonnegative scalar.

Data Types: single | double

Extended Capabilities

C/C++ Code Generation
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Version History

Introduced in R2018b