Ma, F., Chen, Y. W., Yan, X. P., Chu, X. M. & Wang, J: novel marine radar targets extraction ‘A approach based on sequential images and Bayesian Ocean Engineering 2016, 120, pp. Network.’ Appendices Taking the record as an example, its probabilities of states “178,12,4,135,549.5-479.5,5,11,33,0.3” can be obtained as follows. According to the definition of sentence given by Section 4.2, the attribute values of the corresponding blip can be obtained as, pixel in 10 “serial number: 178”, “velocity: 12 Then, based on the velocity, course, and frames”, “direction (course): 135 degree”, “slenderness: 0.3”. slenderness evidence modelling in Section 4.2, three pieces of evidence can be obtained and shown in Table 6. The weights and reliabilities are set to be 0.95. Table 6 Three pieces of evidence Belief degrees (probabilities) Reliability Weight to Velocity {0.4351, 0.5649, 0} 0.95 0.95 Course (Direction) {0.3654, 0.6346, 0} 0.95 0.95 Slenderness {0.0261, 0.9739, 0} 0.95 0.95 Using Eqs. (7), (8), (9) and (10), such pieces of evidence can be combined, and the result is presented as .
Ma, F., Chen, Y. W., Yan, X. P., Chu, X. M. & Wang, J: ‘A novel marine radar targets extraction approach based on sequential images and Bayesian Network.’ Ocean Engineering 2016, 120, pp. Appendices Taking the record “178,12,4,135,549.5-479.5,5,11,33,0.3” as an example, its probabilities of states can be obtained as follows. According to the definition of sentence given by Section 4.2, the attribute values of the corresponding blip can be obtained as, “serial number: 178”, “velocity: 12 pixel in 10 frames”, “direction (course): 135 degree”, “slenderness: 0.3”. Then, based on the velocity, course, and slenderness evidence modelling in Section 4.2, three pieces of evidence can be obtained and shown in Table 6. The weights and reliabilities are set to be 0.95. Table 6 Three pieces of evidence Belief degrees (probabilities) to Reliability Weight Velocity {0.4351, 0.5649, 0} 0.95 0.95 Course (Direction) {0.3654, 0.6346, 0} 0.95 0.95 Slenderness {0.0261, 0.9739, 0} 0.95 0.95 Using Eqs. (7), (8), (9) and (10), such pieces of evidence can be combined, and the result is presented as .