Research of Selective and Incremental Information Fusion Method Based on Bayesian Network

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This paper presents a selective incremental information fusion method based on Bayesian network, so that the fusion algorithm can actively select the most relevant information and decision-making, and can make the fusion model to adapt to the dynamic changes in the external environment, and sensor information selection, fusion, decision-making integrated in the framework of Bayesian network . The experimental results show that this method is better than the traditional method.

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