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推進システムの故障下での火星登山車両の共同軌道の再計画:学習ベースの低最適のウォームスタートアプローチ

Kun Li, Guangtao Ran, Yanning Guo

    IEEE transactions on neural networks and learning systems
    |August 21, 2025
    PubMed
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    この研究では,推進システムの故障時に火星登山車両の軌道を再計画するための新しい方法が紹介されています. このアプローチは,飛行経路と軌道を迅速に最適化し,計算効率を向上させることで,ミッションの成功を保証します.

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