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Validation and Verification of the Remote Agent For Spacecraft Autonomy

Clark, M.·Gamble, E.·Nayak, P.·Tung, Y.·Dunphy, J.·Millar, B.·Smith, B.
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The six-day Remote Agent Experiment (RAX) on the Deep Space 1 mission will be the first time that an artificially intelligent agent will control a NASA spacecraft.

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Clark, M., Gamble, E., Nayak, P., Tung, Y., Dunphy, J., Millar, B., Smith, B.. 1999-03-06. Validation and Verification of the Remote Agent For Spacecraft Autonomy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210003369

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