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Teor. Veroyatnost. i Primenen., 1966 Volume 11, Issue 4, Pages 708–714 (Mi tvp671)

Short Communications

An optimal one-impulse correction in a model

V. A. Ryasin

Moscow

Abstract: A rectilinear and uniform motion with an unknown random initial velocity is considered. The observer exactifies the trajectory of the motion by a finite set of trajectory measurements containing random errors. The terminal coordinates may be influenced by one and only one corrective impulse. We say that there is a success if the terminal coordinates of the trajectory belong to a fixed domain. A strategy is a rule which prescribes the time and the value of a corrective impulse to every sample of the trajectory measurements. A probability of “success” corresponds to every strategy. A strategy is constructed which maximizes this probability. There is a numerical example in the paper.

Received: 15.03.1966


 English version:
Theory of Probability and its Applications, 1966, 11:4, 626–632

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