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Feature/4 dof for point to plane minimizer #378
Feature/4 dof for point to plane minimizer #378
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Minor fixes in the code to follow github reviewers suggestions.
Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
add to whitelist |
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Thank you!
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Are the extra lines between the reference data points filters intended?
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I like it better, easier to distinguish between the filters.
I just approved this PR, it's a really cool contribution. Just out of curiosity: did you observe any improvement in the CPU usage or accuracy of ICP with respect to full DOF minimization? |
There should not be a significant speedup, the difference is solving a 4x4 matrix instead of 6x6 one. I don't expect much speedup, the heavy lifting is done elsewhere in ICP... |
Ok. All good. |
@pomerlef Sorry to bother. Are you OK with the changes introduced by this MR? |
All good, go ahead |
@simonpierredeschenes Simon Pierre, could you press the button please? Thx |
This PR adds the possibility to optimize only translation and yaw angle instead of the full 6DOF pose. A unit test has been also added. Since this feature is a part of research in progress, there are no publications yet. The code has been successfully used during the DARPA SubT challenge, so I consider it quite well tested.