Adaptive resource management algorithm for target tracking in radar network based on low probability of intercept
Abstract In this paper, a low probability of intercept (LPI) performance driven adaptive resource management algorithm for target tracking in a radar network is presented, where the radar network consists of a dedicated radar transmitter and multiple receivers. Firstly, the intercept probability for...
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