This repository contains resources for the PhD thesis
Robin Forsling, The Dark Side of Decentralized Target Tracking: Unknown Correlations and Communication Constraints, Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden, Dec. 2023.
and related papers.
The printed version of thesis is available here: https://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-199098
A summary of the thesis dedicated to system engineers and other practitioners is found in summary/
The thesis source code is written in Matlab and is contained in src/
Comments about the source code:
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Make sure to add
src/thesis_lib
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Some of the simulations involve optimization problems solved using YALMIP and the Mosek solver with a valid license. These can be found here:
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YALMIP: https://yalmip.github.io
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Mosek: https://www.mosek.com
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All numerical evaluations and all relevant thesis examples are included
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It is possible to add new scenarios by modifying
src/thesis_lib/scenario/load_scen.m
A complete bibliography list of the thesis references is contained in bib/
All figures included in the thesis are available as pdf files in figure/
Note, some of the figures are under © IEEE.
Material, e.g., source code, for specific papers is contained in paper/
Posters related to the thesis are provided in poster/