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The brain is able to compute trajectories based on past experience.

The result was Eniac, a monster that filled a room and used 18,000 vacuum tubes to compute trajectories of artillery shells.

We present a formalism (combining analytical and empirical solutions) to compute trajectories of fast halo Earth directed ICMEs, plasma sheaths, and shocks.

One approach is to model the dynamics of the system with differential equations, and numerically integrate many times for various values of parameters to compute trajectories of the various signals in the system.

In case of USV missions, state transition probabilities need to be generated on-board, to compute trajectory plans that can handle dynamically changing USV parameters and environment (e.g., changing boat inertia tensor due to fuel consumption, variations in damping due to changes in water density, variations in sea-state, etc).

In addition, we investigate a more random application of forces with a Monte Carlo method and demonstrate pathways for the closed-open conformational transition in both directions by computing trajectories that are shown upon the free energy landscape.

Visual inspection of image data showed effective alignment of the computed trajectories with the basal turn.

Using the method of characteristics we avoid these problems: the steep gradients do not pose any problems to the independently computed trajectories, which directly yield the density values on the attractor manifold.

Fig. 12. Examples of computation results obtained in Case 2. As shown in Fig. 11, the computed trajectory elevation of the driftage between the initial position and the vertical wall was higher than the experimental result.

The full 6 DOF computed trajectory is further used to compute the efforts for the three available control inputs and to result in an open-loop trajectory controller.

In this case the characteristic square growth of fluctuations of the total energy with the step size, commonly measured in numerical tests, results from additional interpolation errors with no relation to the accuracy of the computed trajectory.