summary
Syntax
Description
returns a
summary of the s
= summary(ta
)trackingArchitecture
object ta
in a tabular form. To
display the summary, do not use a semicolon ";"
at the end of the command
line, as shown in the Create and Show trackingArchitecture example. To hide the
display, add a semicolon at the end of the command.
Examples
Create and Show trackingArchitecture
Create a tracking architecture.
ta = trackingArchitecture;
Create a trackerGNN
object. The tracker takes detection inputs from sensors 1 and 2. Add the tracker to the tracking architecture.
tracker1 = trackerGNN('TrackerIndex',1); addTracker(ta,tracker1,'SensorIndices',[1,2]);
Create a trackerPHD
object. The tracker takes detection inputs from sensors 3 and 4. Add the tracker to the tracking architecture and disable its direct output.
tracker2 = trackerPHD('TrackerIndex',2,'SensorConfigurations',... {trackingSensorConfiguration(3),trackingSensorConfiguration(4)}); addTracker(ta,tracker2,'ToOutput',false); % Disable output
Create a trackFuser
object. The track fuser takes track inputs from the two trackers.
fuser = trackFuser('FuserIndex',3,'SourceConfigurations',... {fuserSourceConfiguration(1),fuserSourceConfiguration(2)}); addTrackFuser(ta,fuser);
Display the summary of the tracking architecture.
sum = summary(ta)
sum=3×4 table
System ArchitectureInputs FuserInputs ArchitectureOutput
_________________ __________________ __________________ __________________
{'T1:trackerGNN'} {'1 2' } {'Not applicable'} {[ 1]}
{'T2:trackerPHD'} {'3 4' } {'Not applicable'} {0x0 double}
{'F3:trackFuser'} {0x0 char} {'1 2' } {[ 2]}
Show the tracking architecture.
show(ta)
Input Arguments
ta
— Tracking architecture
trackingArchitecture
object
Tracking architecture, specified as a trackingArchitecture
object.
Output Arguments
s
— Tracking architecture summary
table
Tracking architecture summary, returned as a table. The number of rows of the table is equal to the total number of trackers and track fusers in the tracking architecture. The table contain these columns:
System
— A description of the system organized as'T'
or'F'
for tracker or fuser, respectively, followed by the tracker or fuser index and the class of the system. For example,'T1: trackerJPDA'
is a tracker with index 1 and class oftrackerJPDA
.ArchitectureInputs
— The indices of inputs of the tracking architectures that report detections to the specific tracker or track fuser, shown as a cell containing a character vector. Each integer is an index of the architecture input.FuserInputs
— The indices of track inputs to the specific fuser in the tracking architecture, shown as a cell containing a character vector. Each integer is the index of a tracker or track fuser in the architecture.ArchitectureOutputs
— The output index of the specific tracker or track fuser, shown as an integer. Each integer is the index of an output in the architecture.
Version History
Introduced in R2021a
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