uwcse.location.objects.alien
Class AlienReaderFixed
java.lang.Object
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+--uwcse.location.objects.PhysicalObject
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+--uwcse.location.objects.alien.AlienReaderFixed
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- LocationSensor
- public class AlienReaderFixed
- extends PhysicalObject
- implements LocationSensor
Models an Alien RFID reader placed in a fixed position in the environment
to detect mobile tags.
- Version:
- $Revision: 1.2 $
- Author:
- Jeffrey Hightower
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Method Summary |
double |
likelihood(Measurement meas,
LocationReport sensorLocation,
State objectState)
Determine the probabilistic likelihood [0..1] that this Alien sensor
generated this measurement about the object. |
double |
likelihood(Measurement@ProximityMeasurement proxMeas,
LocationReport sensorLocation,
State objectState)
Determine the probabilistic likelihood [0..1] that this Alien sensor
generated this proximity measurement about the object, given the location
of this sensor and the State that object. |
NAME_PREFIX
public static final String NAME_PREFIX
AlienReaderFixed
public AlienReaderFixed()
- Create a new anonymous Alien fixed reader.
AlienReaderFixed
public AlienReaderFixed(String sensorName)
- Create a new fix-mounted Alien reader with the given name.
likelihood
public double likelihood(Measurement meas,
LocationReport sensorLocation,
State objectState)
- Determine the probabilistic likelihood [0..1] that this Alien sensor
generated this measurement about the object.
- Specified by:
likelihood in interface LocationSensor
- See Also:
Tracker.update(Measurement,LocationSensor,LocationReport)
likelihood
public double likelihood(Measurement@ProximityMeasurement proxMeas,
LocationReport sensorLocation,
State objectState)
- Determine the probabilistic likelihood [0..1] that this Alien sensor
generated this proximity measurement about the object, given the location
of this sensor and the State that object.
This documentation is for the Location Stack v0.8. The latest distribution, the documentation, and the list of contributors to the Location Stack can always be found at http://portolano.cs.washington.edu/projects/location/
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