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Application of LB-Planning for Designing the Programs of Trajectory Measurements

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The LB-planning is a construction of the dependence between three variables k, m, and Δ, where k is the number of parameters of the linear dynamic system (LDS) under study, m is the specified number of measurements (communication sessions), and Δ (defect) is the maximum value of failure (set of all criterion functions) in a chosen m-point measurement program relative to the optimal program. The problem is reduced to the solution of an extremal problem, which, at m = k + 1, is found rather simply by maximization of the Tchebyshev determinant (TD-planning).

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Belousov, L.Y. Application of LB-Planning for Designing the Programs of Trajectory Measurements. Cosmic Research 40, 455–466 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020694800959

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