Open MandyZhang4869 opened 5 months ago
and what is the meaning of θt* ?
Hi, @MandyZhang4869 Did you read the paper "Path Tracking with Nonlinear Model Predictive Control or Differential Drive Wheeled Robot" written by Korean? In this paper, the "d" term means the lateral error b/w robot's position and reference path's position and the "η" term means the angle error b/w robot's orientation and reference path's orientation. Finally, the "θt" term means time variable robot's orientation.
Thanks.
Having just read your paper, I still have a few questions. (I am relatively new to this field and still absorbing a lot of information, so my questions might be numerous and my understanding of your paper might be somewhat skewed.)
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Hi, @MandyZhang4869 https://github.com/MandyZhang4869 Did you read the paper "Path Tracking with Nonlinear Model Predictive Control or Differential Drive Wheeled Robot" written by Korean? In this paper, the "d" term means the lateral error b/w robot's position and reference path's position and the "η" term means the angle error b/w robot's orientation and reference path's orientation. Finally, the "θt" term means time variable robot's orientation.
Thanks.
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What is the meaning of d and η in the path tracking model? Can you explain it? Thank you!!!