Improved Dynamic Bayesian Networks in Sea-Battlefield Situation Assessment

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How to efficiently evaluate the dynamic and complex the sea-battlefield situation facing the reality of the problem is the operational decision support. According to research sea-battlefield situation assessment based on improved dynamic Bayesian networks. First constructed the sea-battlefield situation assessment Bayesian networks model; second specific assessment task to establish the corresponding dynamic Bayesian networks; again reintroduced extended hidden variables, supplemental situation information to construct improved dynamic Bayesian networks; finally, according to the battlefield event reasoning, complete sea-battlefield situation assessment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 875-877)

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2190-2195

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February 2014

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