Closed hawesie closed 10 years ago
The traj_*_camera
values are in the frame_id
coordinate system (head_xtion_depth_optical_frame
). The traj_*
values are some form of world coordinates calculated based on visual features which we don't really need when it's running on the robot. I just use the traj_*_camera
coordinates to create the pose message:
geometry_msgs::PoseStamped poseInCamCoords;
poseInCamCoords.header = pta.header;
poseInCamCoords.pose.position.x = pt.traj_x_camera[0];
poseInCamCoords.pose.position.y = pt.traj_y_camera[0];
poseInCamCoords.pose.position.z = pt.traj_z_camera[0];
It is then transformed form head_xtion_depth_optical_frame
into the given target frame. Therefore, just looking at those values is as good looking at the pose in camera coordinates.
Also these values represent a history over the last detections. The first element is the current detection. I don't know the number of detections that are saved in the history from the top of my head, but just looking at the first one gives you the current position.
Thanks, I'll try this when I get back to the lab.
Is the id
the way to get the tracked person across readings? uuid
appears to change every reading.
The uuid should be the unique one. I will have a look why it changes.
If you don't restart the tracker you can use id as well. The uuid is just created using the startup time of the tracker plus the id.
Ok, I will stick with id
. I'm seeing same id
but changing uuid
.
Above PR fixes the issue. The uuid is now stable as well. But as I said, if you do not restart the tracker or don't care if the ids are consistent even after restart, you can just use the id.
I'm looking to inspect the tracked pedestrians to see if one is within a given range for a particular length of time. With the pose array I can easily do the distance, but I can't check whether the same track uuid reoccurs. Looking at PedestrianTracking I can see that I can get the uuid but, not being able to run the system right now (at home with laptop), I can't work out what frame the x,y,z of these trajectories are in and whether to look at the start of these lists. Does the header frame_id tell me the tf frame used for traj_x etc.?