An intelligent early warning method for spacecraft based on probability theory
A probability theory and spacecraft technology, applied in the field of intelligent early warning of spacecraft, can solve the problem of less application of spacecraft early warning, achieve the effect of intuitive knowledge representation, solid theoretical foundation, and solve the problem of threat level assessment
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[0048] The specific process of using the data obtained by the detectors on the spacecraft to carry out spacecraft threat warning is described in sequence as follows:
[0049] Step 1, according to Bayesian formula Observing nodes from the presence or absence of antenna arrays at the four-layer nodes, the infrared detectors installed on the spacecraft detect according to the environmental information, and transmit the detection results to the spacecraft system for analysis;
[0050] Step 2, if the infrared imaging image does not have multiple peaks, it may not have a large-area antenna array, then according to Table 2, the probability that the target spacecraft has a warhead is 0.9, and the probability of no warhead is 0.1;
[0051] Step 3, if the observed target spacecraft carries obvious fuel parts and large nozzles, it means that the target spacecraft has a strong ability to change orbits, otherwise the ability to change orbits is weak. When the target orbit change capabili...
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[0055] The specific process of spacecraft early warning when the detector fails at a certain moment is described in sequence as follows:
[0056] Step 1, according to Bayesian formula Observing nodes from the presence or absence of antenna arrays at the four-layer nodes, the infrared detectors installed on the spacecraft detect according to the environmental information, and transmit the detection results to the spacecraft system for analysis;
[0057] In the second step, the infrared detector installed on the spacecraft detects according to the environmental information, and transmits the detection results to the spacecraft system for analysis. 2. It can be seen that the probability that the target spacecraft has a warhead is 0.3, and the probability that there is no warhead is 0.7;
[0058] In the third step, the observed target spacecraft carries obvious fuel chambers and large nozzles, and it is speculated that the target spacecraft may have a strong ability to change or...
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