Fast radar motion estimation with a learnt focus of attention using weak supervision
This paper is about fast motion estimation with scanning radar. We use weak supervision to train a focus of attention policy which actively down-samples the measurement stream before data association steps are undertaken. At training, we avoid laborious manual labelling by exploiting short-term sens...
Main Authors: | Aldera, R, De Martini, D, Gadd, M, Newman, p |
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Format: | Conference item |
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IEEE
2019
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