Detection load resource scheduling method for collaborative damage assessment
A technology for resource scheduling and load detection, applied to offensive equipment, projectiles, self-propelled bombs, etc., can solve the problem that the project has not been fully realized, and achieve the effect of reducing communication capacity and calculation amount, reducing demand, and easy engineering practice.
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[0025] The research field of heterogeneous refined missile group cooperative operations is currently a relatively advanced and novel research field in the world. There are few related theoretical studies, and the research direction of specific theories and related technologies has not yet been clarified. Coordinated damage assessment of heterogeneous refined missile groups is a multi-dimensional and multi-constraint combinatorial optimization problem with strong realistic physical significance. Starting from the purpose of improving the quality of target damage information while ensuring the missile damage effect, the present invention studies the collaborative damage assessment of high-altitude projectile groups in specific task scenarios, and according to various constraints in actual engineering applications , a resource scheduling method for probe payl...
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