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Adaptive Interplanetary Navigation Using Genetic Algorithms

Crain, T.·Bishop, R.·Ely, T.
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The problem of tuning trajectory determination models for interplanetary navigation is a complex task requiring an intensive search of multiple dynamical and nondynamical models that yield trajectory solutions with minimal errors.

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Crain, T., Bishop, R., Ely, T.. 2000-03-20. Adaptive Interplanetary Navigation Using Genetic Algorithms. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210002336

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