Closed SM1991CODES closed 1 year ago
Hi @SM1991CODES,
The sub-matrix w_T_f0[:3, :3]
is orthogonal because w_T_f0.T[:3, :3]
equals np.linalg.inv(w_T_f0)[:3, :3]
. This corresponds to the 3D rotation that belongs to $SO(3)$ (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogonal_group#Special_orthogonal_group). Why do you expect w_T_f0
to be orthogonal?
Ah yes, sorry, only rotation part is orthogonal, I missed that part and was taking the whole 4x4 matrix. Got it!! Thanks.
Hi, I collect the ego pose in city coordinates as: w_T_f0 = frame_0.city_SE3_ego.matrix().numpy()[0] # world -> frame_0
I expect the 4x4 matrix to be orthogonal => inverse should be equal to transpose. However, I see this:
Please help me understand what am I missing.