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02 Sep 2026
THE EDGE OF DECISION Issue 01 Making sense of uncertainty (2)
The Edge of Decision: Making sense of uncertainty

As defence environments become more complex and uncertain, conventional tracking approaches can struggle to preserve the information operators need. The first issue of The Edge of Decision explores how advanced particle filtering can deliver greater tracking confidence within real-world platform constraints.

  • Tags: Advanced sensor, Conventional tracking, defence, defence autonomy, Defence software, defence technology, Edge of Decision, Kalman Filter, Particle filter
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