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Create visualization for Kalman Filter Gain #359

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connor-wool opened this issue Jan 25, 2018 · 0 comments
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Create visualization for Kalman Filter Gain #359

connor-wool opened this issue Jan 25, 2018 · 0 comments

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connor-wool commented Jan 25, 2018

While the Kalman Filter is an important part of our localization system, and the data it provides is used to modify the particle filter, we don't actually know what it's internal state is at runtime.

Completing this will require a couple things be completed. Trivially, a ROS publisher will have to be created within the Kalman Filter class, and then the Kalman filter will need to publish it's internal state on this topic each time it is called upon by the particle filter.

Ideally, we can do this without overly increasing the latency of the system.

Finally, an RQt plugin will need to be built which consumes data from these topics, in order to visualize what the state of the Kalman filter is (and how it compares to the particle filter)

@connor-wool connor-wool created this issue from a note in CS Senior Design (CURIOSITY) (Backlog) Jan 25, 2018
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@connor-wool connor-wool changed the title Create publishers for Kalman Filter internal state Create visualization for Kalman Filter Gain Jan 30, 2018
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@connor-wool connor-wool moved this from Backlog to In Progress in CS Senior Design (CURIOSITY) Jan 30, 2018
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