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Scaling Distributed Spacecraft Autonomy Operations With Simple Temporal Networks: Introducing Splinter
The Absolute Time Sequence (ATS) is a well-established mechanism for high-level spacecraft control, executing commands at specific times. One weakness of ATSs is that the cost of making a change to the command sequence grows with the length of the sequence, and the cost paid is many repetitive-but-d
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