Closed HappySamuel closed 3 months ago
Height is the height off of the map frame and min/max z are ranges - since usually that's the way the pointclouds from depth cameras and lidars are oriented. I can appreciate the confusion though, I could have made that named more clearly.
A layer can have both marking and clearing, I forget why off hand we have them separated in the default examples. I think I might have the settings slightly different (or could be a simplified version of a file I was using at a company at the time I stripped back to just 1 sensor)
Hi @SteveMacenski
Thanks for the explanation about those parameters.
Now understood that min/max_obstacle_height
is refer to the z-axis of the frame. But is it fixed to /map
frame or global_frame
of the costmap? For example, local_costmap
is using /odom
, while global_costmap
is using /map
.
And the min/max_z
are use to clip the range [m] from sensors' data. Do correct me if i understand wrongly.
Regarding the layer, is that mean we can have both marking: true
& clearing: true
defined together in one source for observation_sources
? Below is my current configuration, not sure if is there anything else i need to change / take note? As i am using 3D lidar.
lslidar:
data_type: PointCloud2
topic: /lslidar_c16/points
marking: true
clearing: true
min_obstacle_height: -0.2 #[m]
max_obstacle_height: 0.5 #[m]
expected_update_rate: 0.0 #default 0, if not updating at least this rate, remove from buffer
observation_persistence: 0.0 #default 0, use all measurements taken during now value, 0=latest
inf_is_valid: false #default false, for laserscan
voxel_filter: true #default off, apply voxel filter to sensor, recommend on
voxel_min_points: 20 #default 0, min pts per voxel for voxel filter
clear_after_reading: true #default false, clear the buffer after the layer gets readings from it
max_z: 1.0 #[m]
min_z: -0.5 #[m]
vertical_fov_angle: 0.5236 #[rad]
horizontal_fov_angle: 6.2832 #[rad]
decay_acceleration: 10.0 #default 0, 1/s^2. If laserscan MUST be 0
model_type: 1 #model type for frustum. 0=depth_camera , 1=3d_lidar
Best, Samuel
global_frame of the costmap
This :-)
is that mean we can have both marking: true & clearing: true defined together in one source for observation_sources
Yes :-)
Hi @SteveMacenski
For example of my config of my front_cam
on the stvl_layer
below. I got them with ros2 param list
stvl_layer.front_cam.clear_after_reading
stvl_layer.front_cam.clearing
stvl_layer.front_cam.data_type
stvl_layer.front_cam.decay_acceleration
stvl_layer.front_cam.enabled
stvl_layer.front_cam.expected_update_rate
stvl_layer.front_cam.filter
stvl_layer.front_cam.horizontal_fov_angle
stvl_layer.front_cam.inf_is_valid
stvl_layer.front_cam.marking
stvl_layer.front_cam.max_obstacle_height
stvl_layer.front_cam.max_z
stvl_layer.front_cam.min_obstacle_height
stvl_layer.front_cam.min_z
stvl_layer.front_cam.model_type
stvl_layer.front_cam.observation_persistence
stvl_layer.front_cam.obstacle_range
stvl_layer.front_cam.sensor_frame
stvl_layer.front_cam.topic
stvl_layer.front_cam.vertical_fov_angle
stvl_layer.front_cam.vertical_fov_padding
stvl_layer.front_cam.voxel_min_points
What are the difference between min/max_z
and obstacle_range
? Because when i change obstacle_range
, actual detection range will change. However, min/max_z
did nothing at all.
Another one is the filter
, if i choose passthrough
, what are the parameters to control this passthrough filter. If selecting voxel
, it's controlled by voxel_min_points
, right?
Best, Samuel
Hi
I am curious what are the difference between these parameters
min/max_obstacle_height
andmin/max_z
??? Are there any difference for these parameters when using3d lidar
vsrgbd camera
Also, must
_mark
havingmarking: true | clearing: false
and_clear
havingmarking: false | clearing: true
separated into two differentobservation_sources
? Why?Best Samuel