@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ state estimation as well.
7777The figure above shows an example of a :class: `~.MultiTargetTracker `, but note that other types of
7878algorithms may use different components, and different combination/sequence. In this examples, this
7979is processing detections over time, which then is predicting, associating, updating, initiating and
80- deleting tracks. By using in here an :class: `~.KalmanPredictor `, a :class: `~.KalmanUpdater `, and a
80+ deleting tracks. By using in here a :class: `~.KalmanPredictor `, a :class: `~.KalmanUpdater `, and a
8181:class: `~.GaussianInitiator `, this becomes a Kalman tracker; but with a
8282:class: `~.ParticlePredictor `, a :class: `~.ParticleUpdater `, and a :class: `~.ParticleInitiator `,
8383this becomes a Particle tracker.
@@ -112,4 +112,3 @@ instances, allowing models to be used for both target prediction (in case with
112112 framework for tracking and state estimation" **, Proc. SPIE 11018, Signal Processing,
113113 Sensor/Information Fusion, and Target Recognition XXVIII, 1101807 (7 May 2019);
114114 https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2518514
115- [`PDF <https://isif-ostewg.org/uploads/stone-soup-spie-2019-paper.pdf >`_]
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