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• TITLE: Distribution of Miss Distance in Discrete-Time Controlled System with Noise-Corrupted State Information

  AUTHORS: Shengwen Xiang, Hongqi Fan, Qiang Fu

  KEYWORDS: Pursuit-Evasion Game, Highly Maneuvering Target, Miss Distance, Analytic Approach

  JOURNAL NAME: World Journal of Engineering and Technology, Vol.5 No.4B, October 12, 2017

  ABSTRACT: Miss distance is an important parameter of assessing highly maneuvering targets interception. Due to the noise-corrupted measurement and the fact that not all the state variables can be directly measured, the miss distance becomes a random variable with a priori unknown distribution. Currently, such a distribution is mainly evaluated by the method of Monte Carlo simulation. In this paper, an analytic approach is obtained in discrete-time controlled system with noise-corrupted state information. The system is subject to a bang-bang control strategy. The analytic distribution is validated through the comparison with Monte Carlo simulation.