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Sequential detection of target maneuvers

This paper addresses target maneuver onset detection based on sequential statistical tests. Cumulative sums (CUSUM) type and Shiryayev sequential probability ratio (SSPRT) tests are developed by using a likelihood marginalization technique to cope with the difficulty that the target maneuver accelerations are unknown. The approach essentially utilizes a priori information about the maneuver accelerations in typical tracking engagements and thus allows to improve detection performance as compared with traditional maneuver detectors. Simulation results are presented that demonstrate the capabilities of the maneuver detectors developed.