P. Dainty, J. Boyce, C. Dimitropoulos, P. Edmundson, D. Toulson, M. Bernhardt
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Abstract
Three aspects of object recognition and tracking are evaluated on forward-looking infrared data from two wavebands. The combination of a correlator with a Kalman filter and a neural network embedded within the tracking loop is shown to increase true recognitions and decrease false recognitions. Large training sets may be reduced by condensing via a k-nearest-neighbour algorithm without significant loss of network performance. Systems combining information from the two wavebands show only a slight improvement over the best single band channel.