Abstract: The present disclosures discloses a method of target feature extraction based on millimeter-wave radar echo, which mainly solves the problems that techniques in the prior art cannot fully utilize raw radar echo information to obtain more separable features and cannot accurately distinguish targets with similar physical shapes and motion states. The method is implemented as follows: acquiring measured data of targets, generating an original RD map, and removing ground clutter of the map; sequentially performing target detection, clustering and centroid condensation on the RD map after the ground clutter removal; acquiring a continuous multi-frame RD maps and carrying out the target tracking; according to the tracking trajectory, selecting candidate areas and extracting features based on a single piece of RD map and features based on two successive RD maps, respectively.

Abstract: The present disclosures discloses a method of target feature extraction based on millimeter-wave radar echo, which mainly solves the problems that techniques in the prior art cannot fully utilize raw radar echo information to obtain more separable features and cannot accurately distinguish targets with similar physical shapes and motion states. The method is implemented as follows: acquiring measured data of targets, generating an original RD map, and removing ground clutter of the map; sequentially performing target detection, clustering and centroid condensation on the RD map after the ground clutter removal; acquiring a continuous multi-frame RD maps and carrying out the target tracking; according to the tracking trajectory, selecting candidate areas and extracting features based on a single piece of RD map and features based on two successive RD maps, respectively.