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Having different reconfiguration time delay for planning #78

Open pooyanjamshidi opened 6 years ago

pooyanjamshidi commented 6 years ago

We may want to have a different time delay for each reconfiguration of the robot. I think this makes sense both for CP1 and CP3. These delays are adaptation costs. We need to discuss and think through these further in a meeting @schmerl @javier-camara. We may want to think whether this may change the interface with LL or if not how that may change the quality of adaptation.

schmerl commented 6 years ago

I'm not sure what this is about, @pooyanjamshidi

pooyanjamshidi commented 6 years ago

This is the idea we discussed at ABLE, so the reconfiguration may have different enaction latency, in CP1 we can simulate this easily and in general, I think this is a nice research idea to investigate. I think this is one of the ideas we would like to consider in phase 3 regarding online learning so we learn these latencies and we consider this in adaptation.

schmerl commented 6 years ago

OK, so not intended for Phase 2.

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This is the idea we discussed at ABLE, so the reconfiguration may have different enaction latency, in CP1 we can simulate this easily and in general, I think this is a nice research idea to investigate. I think this is one of the ideas we would like to consider in phase 3 regarding online learning so we learn these latencies and we consider this in adaptation.

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ivoysey commented 6 years ago

I'll move it to the Phase 3 milestone so we don't think it's something we need to do by next month.