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This paper addresses a crucial problem in uncertainty modeling, particularly in spacecraft navigation. Linear covariance methods are computationally efficient but rely on approximations. The paper's contribution lies in developing techniques to assess the accuracy of these approximations, which is vital for reliable navigation and mission planning, especially in nonlinear scenarios. The use of higher-order statistics, constrained optimization, and the unscented transform suggests a sophisticated approach to this problem.
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The paper presents computational techniques for assessing linear covariance performance using higher-order statistics, constrained optimization, and the unscented transform.