Intelligent analysis technique for automated prediction of spacecraft status
Published: 03.03.2016
Authors: Soloviev S.V.
Published in issue: #2(50)/2016
DOI: 10.18698/2308-6033-2016-2-1469
Category: Aviation and Rocket-Space Engineering | Chapter: Aircraft Dynamics, Ballistics, Motion Control
The article considers methods of predicting technical status of spacecraft. Differences between intelligent data analysis and traditional algorithms are given. The process of introducing intelligent systems into spacecraft flight control practice is evaluated.
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