Instruct: Given the title of a paper, retrieve paper titles that are cited by the given paper
Query: High resolution automotive radar data clustering with novel cluster method
Clustering of high resolution automotive radar detections and subsequent feature extraction for classification of road users
Simulation of Automotive Radar Target Lists using a Novel Approach of Object Representation
An observation model for high resolution radar data in the context of an automotive pedestrian safety system
Automotive Radars: A review of signal processing techniques
An experimental high performance radar system for highly automated driving
Learning to Detect Vehicles by Clustering Appearance Patterns
Evolving automotive radar — From the very beginnings into the future
Similarity based vehicle trajectory clustering and anomaly detection
Radar-based extended object tracking under clutter using generalized probabilistic data association
Modification of DBSCAN and application to range/Doppler/DoA measurements for pedestrian recognition with an automotive radar system
Multi-sensor multi-object tracking of vehicles using high-resolution radars
Clustering of Vehicle Trajectories
Extended Target Tracking Using Gaussian Processes with High-Resolution Automotive Radar
Road-Condition Recognition Using 24-GHz Automotive Radar
Object classification in radar using ensemble methods
System Design of a 77 GHz Automotive Radar Sensor with Superresolution DOA Estimation
High resolution DOA automotive radar with four receiving antennae
Review and Perspective for Distance-Based Clustering of Vehicle Trajectories
Functional requirements of future automotive radar systems
Automotive MIMO radar for urban environments
Graph-theoretical methods for detecting and describing gestalt clusters
a cost - sensitive classification algorithm : bee - miner .
AVIST: A GPU-Centric Design for Visual Exploration of Large Multidimensional Datasets
A low power hardware/software partitioning approach for core-based embedded systems
different emotional reactions to different groups : a sociofunctional threat - based approach to " prejudice " .