Open amilcarlucas opened 3 years ago
I see that this depends on the previous PRs you made today, some of which need fixing.
We'll revisit this after we deal with those and you rebase, ok?
yeap, thanks.
I'm having a hard time understanding what this PR is about. Looks like it plots the System Identification results, without doing any further manipulation. But I can't run it myself without the logs mentioned in sid_pre_config.m. Could you provide them?
Still, in a more general frame, Ardupilog was strictly meant to be a log converter, not focused on any specific application. If I understand your code correctly, it indeed does only visualization, but over more than one logs.
I'll have to give some more thought on whether it fits the Ardupilog purpose and how I could re-structure the codebase to include tools spanning more than one log. But, by all means, please provide the logs, it will make this process so much easier.
Thanks!
The example files are available here https://we.tl/t-KXhvCNx6LL
yes, I'm also not sure if the SID tool belongs in the Ardupilog repo, but the SID tool is a nice example on how to use Ardupilog.
And you do not need to re-structure Ardupilog to support multiple spanning .bin files.
I was not aware of the system identification Mode in Arducopter. Cool stuff!
Yes, for sure this doesn't belong to the main Ardupilog repo, but I'd be happy to present this as a use-case. I could get a proper documentation page going (readthedocs or similar) and post it there.
I will probably need your help to make it an educational tutorial.
Are you ok with this approach?
Yes, I plan to continue to work on the tool, automating data import into the systemIdentification toolbox and eventually automate the entire system identification workflow.
I would love to collaborate.
Hi Lucas, Since there's a separate "stable" branch now, I feel happy to merge this when you want, even if it's incomplete.
Just rebase on the current master, put the files in the gallery/sid
folder and let me know.
requires #86
I added more info to the top of the files