
An estimator can continue returning a point value after the measurement geometry has stopped supporting the accuracy a mission requires. This note states a validity condition that detects that situation from a quantity the estimator already computes, and shows the angular diversity at which a stated tolerance ceases to be achievable. It accompanies a short article on treating abstention as a valid mission output.
runtime assurance, abstention, least squares, Fisher information, observability, spacecraft autonomy
runtime assurance, abstention, least squares, Fisher information, observability, spacecraft autonomy
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