2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.actaastro.2014.02.023
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Prediction of the space debris spatial distribution on the basis of the evolution equations

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“…However, even in this case the errors are greater, than in the case of using the optimal filtration of measurements (the nonparametric approach). This conclusion agrees with results published in papers [7,9,10]. The application of a nonparametric approach is a perspective direction for increasing the orbit determination and prediction accuracy.…”
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“…However, even in this case the errors are greater, than in the case of using the optimal filtration of measurements (the nonparametric approach). This conclusion agrees with results published in papers [7,9,10]. The application of a nonparametric approach is a perspective direction for increasing the orbit determination and prediction accuracy.…”
Section: Optimal Filtration Of Measurements Increases Accuracy Of Est...supporting
confidence: 91%
“…Here parameter S n can be treated as the signal-to-noise ratio. The estimate (7) provides the minimum of the criterion…”
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