[IEEE ICRA'23] A new lightweight LiDAR-inertial odometry algorithm with a novel coarse-to-fine approach in constructing continuous-time trajectories for precise motion correction.
Hey! Firstly, thanks for great paper and code!
I was trying to test DLIO (ROS2 branch) and found that there seem to be some issues. This may also be the cause of #26 .
I am using Ubuntu 22.04 and ROS2 Humble.
Firstly, there seems to be some issues with the writing of the parameter file . yaml, which prevents the algorithm node from successfully reading the parameters in yaml. The location and mapping results are poor when using the default parameters in the . cpp file. I mainly modified the format of yaml, and the parameter names in the *. cpp file.
Another small issue is that when map/sense/filtered is set to false, odomnode will crash. The reason I found is `this ->deskewedThe height and width in the attributes of scan are both 0, resulting in subsequentpcl:: transformPointCloud ( published_cloud, deskewed_scant, Tcloud);Collapse. So I choose to create thedeskewedscanwith height and width, instead of usingresize`.
Finally, thanks again for this extremely good work!
Hey! Firstly, thanks for great paper and code! I was trying to test DLIO (ROS2 branch) and found that there seem to be some issues. This may also be the cause of #26 . I am using Ubuntu 22.04 and ROS2 Humble.
Firstly, there seems to be some issues with the writing of the parameter file . yaml, which prevents the algorithm node from successfully reading the parameters in yaml. The location and mapping results are poor when using the default parameters in the . cpp file. I mainly modified the format of yaml, and the parameter names in the *. cpp file.
Another small issue is that when
map/sense/filtered
is set to false, odomnode will crash. The reason I found is `this ->deskewedThe height and width in the attributes of scan are both 0, resulting in subsequent
pcl:: transformPointCloud ( published_cloud, deskewed_scant, Tcloud);Collapse. So I choose to create the
deskewedscanwith height and width, instead of using
resize`.Finally, thanks again for this extremely good work!