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    Diver Detection and Tracking with Different Beamforming Algorithms
    (2023) Sevimli, Rasim A.
    Diver Detection Sonars (DDS) aim to detect the diver and tracking at the specific distance. At the side of signal processing case, there are bunch of beamforming algorithms to localize the target or diver in our case in the literature. In this paper, some beamforming algorithms are combined and compared via PSNR, time each other. Some algorithms show that the effect of sidelobes and reverberation are clearly decreased. Moreover, detection and tracking algorithms are applied to artificial sonar data created with a specific scenario for this purpose.
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    RadGT: Graph and Transformer-Based Automotive Radar Point Cloud Segmentation
    (2023) Sevimli, Rasim A.; Ucuncu, Murat; Koc, Aykut; 0000-0002-2113-1398; KDO-6837-2024
    The need for visual perception systems providing situational awareness to autonomous vehicles has grown significantly. While traditional deep neural networks are effective for solving 2-D Euclidean problems, point cloud analysis, particularly for radar data, contains unique challenges because of the irregular geometry of point clouds. This letter proposes a novel transformer-based architecture for radar point clouds adapted to the graph signal processing (GSP) framework, designed to handle non-Euclidean and irregular signal structures. We provide experimental results by using well-established benchmarks on the nuScenes and RadarScenes datasets to validate our proposed method.

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