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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 09, 2025
Filed:
May. 19, 2022
Axis Ab, Lund, SE;
Anders Mannesson, Lund, SE;
André Nüsslein, Lund, SE;
Anton Sedin, Lund, SE;
Aras Papadelis, Lund, SE;
Daniel Ståhl, Lund, SE;
David Wadmark, Lund, SE;
Sebastian Heunisch, Lund, SE;
Stefan Adalbjörnsson, Lund, SE;
AXIS AB, Lund, SE;
Abstract
A method for classifying tracks in radar detections of a scene acquired by a stationary radar unit, comprises: acquiring radar detections of the scene using the static radar unit; feeding at least a portion of the radar detections into a tracker module for producing track-specific feature data indicating a specific track in the scene, feeding at least a portion of the radar detections into a scene model comprising information about scene-specific features aggregated over time, and information indicating areas in the scene with expected ghost target detections and areas with expected real target detections, wherein at least a subset of the scene-specific features is determined from the radar detections; classifying the specific track as belonging to a real target or to a ghost target by relating the specific track to a position in the scene model.