LimHyungTae / patchwork

SOTA fast and robust ground segmentation using 3D point cloud (accepted in RA-L'21 w/ IROS'21)
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params for 128-beam LiDAR #5

Closed WSTao closed 3 years ago

WSTao commented 3 years ago

When I test with 128-beam data, the ground will be under-segmented,how to modify those parameters? thanks much!

LimHyungTae commented 3 years ago

Could you please give me some screenshots in rviz? I guess more than 64 channels do not cause the under-segmentation.

WSTao commented 3 years ago

Could you please give me some screenshots in rviz? I guess more than 64 channels do not cause the under-segmentation.

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LimHyungTae commented 3 years ago

Thank you for your fast reply! In addition, could you show the visualized likelihood?? Did you change the parameter sensor_height to your own sensor_height?

WSTao commented 3 years ago

Thank you for your fast reply! In addition, could you show the visualized likelihood?? Did you change the parameter sensor_height to your own sensor_height? I modified it, but there is no obvious improvement

WSTao commented 3 years ago

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I modified the parameter flatness_thresholds and the effect has been significantly improved, but there are still under-segmentation and over-segmentation,how is elevation_thresholds and flatness_thresholds determined?

LimHyungTae commented 3 years ago

If then, it denotes that most bins are rejected via elevation filters. I guess your elevation thresholds should be lower than [-1.2, -0.9984, -0.851, -0.605]. As shown in the screenshots, your sensor height is quite high....so how about change the elevation thresholds?

WSTao commented 3 years ago

If then, it denotes that most bins are rejected via elevation filters. I guess your elevation thresholds should be lower than [-1.2, -0.9984, -0.851, -0.605]. As shown in the screenshots, your sensor height is quite high....so how about change the elevation thresholds?

  • you can check the status by visualizing the jsk_rviz_plugin/PolygonArray msg named as /gpf/plane

My lidar height is 1.98, I will try the method you mentioned,Thank you very much!

LimHyungTae commented 3 years ago

Hello there, did you solve the problem? Could you share your /gpf/plane msg please? I'm curious your situations :)

WSTao commented 3 years ago

Hello there, did you solve the problem? Could you share your /gpf/plane msg please? I'm curious your situations :)

likelihood.txt Thank you very much, I printed the message, but I don’t know how to analyze it

LimHyungTae commented 3 years ago

Oh, I mean I'd like to viz GLE as follows: image You can debug what the problem is via visualized GLE.

WSTao commented 3 years ago

Oh, I mean I'd like to viz GLE as follows: image You can debug what the problem is via visualized GLE. image image image image

LimHyungTae commented 3 years ago

Cool! The blue parts denote that your elevation threshold should be fixed. As you mentioned earlier, the height of the platform is 1.98, why don't you change the elevation terms, i.e. [-1.2, -0.9984, -0.851, -0.605], into [-1.46, -1.256, -1.10, -0.862] or more lower values?

WSTao commented 3 years ago

Thank you very much, I modified the variable, but the result is basically the same

LimHyungTae commented 3 years ago

Could you send me some pcds? It would be helpful for generalization of algorithm: shapelim@kaist.ac.kr . I'll check it

WSTao commented 3 years ago

Thank you for your patience, the pcd file has been sent to you

MingXXI commented 1 year ago

Cool! The blue parts denote that your elevation threshold should be fixed. As you mentioned earlier, the height of the platform is 1.98, why don't you change the elevation terms, i.e. [-1.2, -0.9984, -0.851, -0.605], into [-1.46, -1.256, -1.10, -0.862] or more lower values?

Very appreciate your helpful discussion :) Could I get some hint about how the threshold_value are set? According to the comments found in your config, "1.723 - 1.2 = 0.523 is acceptable", I'm wondering how does 1.2 calculated, and is there a proper way to set all thresholds nicely?