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Figure 1 shows an illustrative simple problem of data fitting ([more details](./orbit_ex/Readme.md)). The task is to find the optimal orbit path given a variety of measurements for which the orbit has to approximatly pass-by.
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<imgsrc="./images/est_orbit.png"alt="Optimal orbit from data orbit measurements."/>
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<imgsrc="./images/estw_orbit.png"alt="Weighted optimal orbit from data orbit measurements."/>
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<imgsrc="./images/est_orbit.png"width="50%"alt="Optimal orbit from data orbit measurements."/>
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<imgsrc="./images/estw_orbit.png"width="50%"alt="Weighted optimal orbit from data orbit measurements."/>
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**Figure 1.** Example of a NLLS orbital data fitting.
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Adding these together produces the green curve which is the one used to perform the fitting with.
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