Research on the Prediction Problem of Satellite Mission Schedulability Based on Bi-LSTM Model

Author:

Zhang Guohui,Li Xinhong,Wang Xun,Zhang Zhibing,Hu GangxuanORCID,Li Yanyan,Zhang Rui

Abstract

The realization of microsatellite intelligent mission planning is the current research focus in the field of satellite planning, and mission schedulability prediction is the basis of this research. Aiming at the influence of the sequence tasks before and after the task sequence to be predicted, we propose an online schedulability prediction model of satellite tasks based on bidirectional long short-term memory (Bi-LSTM) on the basis of describing and establishing the satellite task planning and solving model. The model is trained using satellite offline mission planning data as learning samples. In the experiment, the prediction effect of the model is excellent, with a recall rate of 93.17% and a precision rate of 92.59%, which proves that the model can be effectively applied to predict the schedulability of satellite tasks.

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

Aerospace Engineering

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