基于上下文感知与自适应响应融合的相关滤波跟踪算法

针对当前相关滤波跟踪算法在抗背景干扰、响应融合方式以及模型更新策略上的不足,提出一种基于上下文感知与自适应响应融合的相关滤波跟踪算法.通过引入上下文感知技术,提高算法在背景杂波及遮挡等跟踪场景下的鲁棒性;通过研究HOG特征和颜色直方图特征二者响应图和响应值的特点,提出一种自适应响应融合方法,提升融合响应图的可靠性;在模型更新方面,采用了高置信度模型更新策略来减轻传统模型更新策略中模型污染及跟踪漂移的问题.实验结果表明,本文算法在OTB50数据集上达到了74.7%的跟踪精度,跟踪成功率为54.8%,均优于对比的主流相关滤波跟踪算法,并且在背景杂波、光照变化、遮挡、运动模糊等复杂跟踪场景中具有较好的跟踪精度与鲁棒性.     

基于Matlab实时运动目标跟踪检测系统

运动目标的检测跟踪是视频理解技术和计算机视觉的研究热点,其在解决智能视频监控,人机交互,智能交通系统等领域有着广泛而重要的应用,基于此利用matlab平台构建出USB摄像头实时图像采集处理系,从视频流采集到处理综合利用了背景估测,图像分割,目标检测与跟踪算法准确高效地检测出环境场景中的动态目标,并成功地对其进行实时追踪。利用matlab的simulink模块编程实现提取视频流YcbCr输入系统进行运算处理,并改进了背景估测和目标检测算法,提高系统的实时性。最终利用多次试验,对室内和室外运动目标实现检测跟踪,验证了系统处理实际问题的可靠性能。     

基于改进的MeanShift算法的选煤厂人员目标跟踪方法

针对采用传统的MeanShift算法进行智能视频监控易受背景干扰而丢失目标的问题,提出了一种将MeanShift算法与卡尔曼滤波算法相结合的选煤厂人员目标跟踪方法。该方法首先通过运动检测方法分割出跟踪目标区域,然后通过卡尔曼滤波算法预测下一帧跟踪窗口的起点,在此基础上采用MeanShift算法跟踪目标区域;由于选煤厂环境较复杂,为了防止跟踪失败,采用跟踪与检测相结合的方法来进一步保证跟踪的鲁棒性。实验结果表明,该方法能很好地消除背景中相似颜色区域的影响,具有较好的跟踪效果。     

有源电光调制式高功率瞬态电场传感器的研制

瞬态电场防护及应用技术的研究离不开瞬态电场测试系统;文中基于有源电光调制法,研制了一种高功率瞬态电场传感器;通过建立该传感器的等效电路模型,并借助CST仿真建模,分别从频域和时域角度分析了传感器的接收特性,并得到了一致的结果;最后利用脉冲噪声模拟器和吉赫兹横电磁波小室对研制的传感器性能进行了测试;结果表明:接收天线为单极子天线,天线负载采用高阻时响应电压与被测电场场强成正比;研制的传感器带宽为10kHz～314MHz,可用于纳秒级高功率瞬态电场的时域测试。     

基于强跟踪滤波器的开关变换器故障诊断

Buck变换器又称降压变换器、串联开关稳压电源、三端开关型降压稳压器。广泛用于计算机、家用电器、控制系统和通信系统中的电源几乎都是开关电源,具有超快速负载动态响应、高功率变换效率、高功率密度、低电压、大电流的特性.开关变换器作为它的主要电路,故障率较高,对它故障诊断研究是有意义的。基于强跟踪滤波理论,给出了一种开关变换器电路故障实时诊断的一种方法。该方法以建立一种开关变换器电路状态空间模型为基础,利用强跟踪滤波器对电路状态及元件参数进行估计,当元件参数发生软、硬型故障时,根据强跟踪滤波器对元件参数的跟踪结果及修正的Bayes分类算法,可实时诊断开关变换器电路中的元件故障。仿真结果证明了该方法的有效性。     

基于自由摆的平板精确控制与激光追踪系统

以TI公司的MSP430F5438单片机为控制核心,结合步进电机和精密电位器WDD35D-4,实现了基于自由摆的平板控制与激光追踪系统。当摆杆摆角为45°～60°时,平板可以承载8枚一元硬币,并在5个摆动周期内维持稳定;当摆杆摆角为30°～60°时,固定在摆杆平板上的激光笔可以在15s内找到并跟踪1.5m远处的靶心。     

基于微电压调节的太阳能充放电系统设计

基于微电压调节的太阳能充放电系统,是以微控制器LPC1114为核心的太阳能电池板充放电电路,是实现高效率的智能充放电设计方案。微电压调节理论整合了经典电压回授法和多种太阳能最大功率点追踪思想,利用简单合理的DC／DC平衡技术,充分考虑系统功耗等问题,以简单的电路设计和创新的软件思想实现更高效率的太阳能系统。随着能源危机的加剧,高效率、低成本的太阳能系统备受社会关注,其在民用、交通等领域的运用也更加重要。     

Optimal tracking performance of MIMO discrete‐time systems with communication constraints

The optimal tracking problem for multiple‐input multiple‐output linear‐time‐invariant discrete‐time systems with communication constraints in the feedback path is studied in this paper. The tracking performance is measured by the energy of the error signal between the output of the plant and the reference signal. The objective is to obtain an optimal tracking performance, attainable by all possible stabilizing compensators. It is shown that the optimal tracking performance consists of two parts, one depends on the nonminimum phase zeros and zero direction of the given plant, as well as the reference input signal direction, and the other depends on the nonminimum phase zeros, unstable poles, and pole direction of the given plant, as well as the bandwidth and additive white Gaussian noise of the communication channel. It is also shown that, if the constraint of the communication channel does not exist, the optimal tracking performance reduces to the existing tracking performance of the control system without communication constraints. A typical example is given to illustrate the theoretical results. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Optimal Performance in Tracking Stochastic Signal Under Disturbance Rejection

The analysis method of optimal tracking performance is proposed for multiple‐input multiple‐output (MIMO) linear time‐invariant (LTI) systems under disturbance rejection. An H₂ criterion of the error signal between the output of the plant and the reference signal is used as a measure for the tracking performance. Spectral factorization is applied to obtain the optimal solution of the system tracking error. The explicit expressions are derived for this minimal tracking error with respect to random reference signals under disturbance rejection. It is shown that the nonminimum phase zeros, the zero direction, the unstable poles, the pole direction of a given plant, statistical characteristics of the reference input signal, and disturbance signal have a negative effect on a feedback system's ability to reduce the system error with disturbance rejection. The results show that the optimal tracking performance will further be damaged because of disturbance rejection. Some typical examples are given to illustrate the theoretical results.     

An Intelligent Robust Tracking Control for a Class of Electrically Driven Mobile Robots

This paper addresses the problem of designing robust tracking control for a class of uncertain wheeled mobile robots actuated by brushed direct current motors. This class of electrically‐driven mechanical systems consists of the robot kinematics, the robot dynamics, and the wheel actuator dynamics. Via the backstepping technique, an intelligent robust tracking control scheme that integrates a kinematic controller and an adaptive neural network‐based (or fuzzy‐based) controller is developed such that all of the states and signals of the closed‐loop system are bounded and the tracking error can be made as small as possible. Two adaptive approximation systems are constructed to learn the behaviors of unknown mechanical and electrical dynamics. The effects of both the approximation errors and the unmodeled time‐varying perturbations in the input and virtual‐input weighting matrices are counteracted by suitably tuning the control gains. Consequently, the robust control scheme developed here can be employed to handle a broader class of electrically‐driven wheeled mobile robots in the presence of high‐degree time‐varying uncertainties. Finally, a simulation example is given to demonstrate the effectiveness of the developed control scheme.