Package org.robwork.sdurw_trajectory
Class InterpolatorTrajectoryQ
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- org.robwork.sdurw_trajectory.TrajectoryQ
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public class InterpolatorTrajectoryQ extends TrajectoryQ
Sequence of interpolators and blends giving a trajectory
A trajectory is defined as a sequence of interpolators and blends.
Multiple interpolators can follow each other, whereas a Blend must be
preceded and followed by interpolators.
The length of a Trajectory is defined as the time it takes to go from
start to finish.
When performing random queries the trajectory needs to do a binary search
through all interpolators and blend, giving the random access an O(lg n)
complexity.
For accessing multiple consecutive values use TrajectoryInterpolator.
Example of usage:
Transform3D<> T1(Vector3D<>(0,0,0), EAA<>(0,0,0)); Transform3D<> T2(Vector3D<>(1,1,0), EAA<>(1,1,0)); Transform3D<> T3(Vector3D<>(2,0,0), EAA<>(2,2,0)); LinearInterpolator<Transform3D<> >::Ptr cartInt1 = ownedPtr(new LinearInterpolator<Transform3D<> >(T1, T2, 1)); LinearInterpolator<Transform3D<> >::Ptr cartInt2 = ownedPtr(new LinearInterpolator<Transform3D<> >(T2, T3, 1)); ParabolicBlend<Transform3D<> >::Ptr blend1 = ownedPtr(new ParabolicBlend<Transform3D<> >(cartInt1, cartInt2, 0.25)); InterpolatorTrajectory<Transform3D<> > trajectory; trajectory.add(cartInt1); trajectory.add(blend1, cartInt2); std::ofstream out("test.dat"); for (double t = 0; t<=trajectory.duration(); t += dt) { Transform3D<> x = trajectory.x(t); out<<t<<" "<<x.P()(0)<<" "<<x.P()(1)<<" "<<x.P()(2)<<std::endl; } out.close();
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description InterpolatorTrajectoryQ()Construct an empty trajectoryInterpolatorTrajectoryQ(double startTime)Construct an empty trajectoryInterpolatorTrajectoryQ(long cPtr, boolean cMemoryOwn)
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description voidadd(BlendQPtr blend, InterpolatorQPtr interpolator)Adds a blend and an interpolator to the trajectory.
The Blend added is used to blend between what was previously the last
Interpolator of the trajectory onto interpolator, which become the
new last interpolator of the trajectory.voidadd(InterpolatorQPtr interpolator)Adds an interpolator to the end of the trajectory.
When adding the interpolator the Trajectory takes ownership.
voidadd(InterpolatorTrajectoryQ trajectory)Append trajectory to the end
When adding a Trajectory all interpolators and blends of
trajectory is added in sequence.
Ownership of the interpolator and blends are shared using
std::shared_ptr
Qddx(double t)Acceleration of trajectory at time t
Returns the acceleration of the trajectory at time t \in[startTime(), endTime()].
voiddelete()doubleduration()Total duration of the trajectory.
The duration of the Trajectory corresponds to the time it takes to
run through it.
If the trajectory is empty, then -1 is returned.Qdx(double t)Velocity of trajectory at time t
Returns the velocity of the trajectory at time t \in[startTime(), endTime()].
static longgetCPtr(InterpolatorTrajectoryQ obj)TrajectoryIteratorQPtrgetIterator()Returns a bi-directional interator for running through the trajectory.
For some trajectory types it may be significantly more efficient to run through
using an iterator, rather than using random access.
Pointer to the iterator.TrajectoryIteratorQPtrgetIterator(double dt)Returns a bi-directional interator for running through the trajectory.
For some trajectory types it may be significantly more efficient to run through
using an iterator, rather than using random access.
SegmentQgetSegment(long index)longgetSegmentsCount()Returns the number of segments
A segment contains a description interpolator and the blend used to blend from the
previous interpolatordoublestartTime()Returns the startTime of the trajectory
Qx(double t)Position of trajectory at time t
Returns the position of the trajectory at time t \in[startTime(), endTime()].
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Methods inherited from class org.robwork.sdurw_trajectory.TrajectoryQ
endTime, getCPtr, getPath, getPath
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Method Detail
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getCPtr
public static long getCPtr(InterpolatorTrajectoryQ obj)
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delete
public void delete()
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deletein classTrajectoryQ
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x
public Q x(double t)
Description copied from class:TrajectoryQPosition of trajectory at time t
Returns the position of the trajectory at time t \in[startTime(), endTime()].
- Overrides:
xin classTrajectoryQ- Parameters:
t- [in] time between startTime() and endTime()- Returns:
- Position
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dx
public Q dx(double t)
Description copied from class:TrajectoryQVelocity of trajectory at time t
Returns the velocity of the trajectory at time t \in[startTime(), endTime()].
- Overrides:
dxin classTrajectoryQ- Parameters:
t- [in] time between startTime() and endTime()- Returns:
- Velocity
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ddx
public Q ddx(double t)
Description copied from class:TrajectoryQAcceleration of trajectory at time t
Returns the acceleration of the trajectory at time t \in[startTime(), endTime()].
- Overrides:
ddxin classTrajectoryQ- Parameters:
t- [in] time between startTime() and endTime()- Returns:
- Acceleration
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duration
public double duration()
Description copied from class:TrajectoryQTotal duration of the trajectory.
The duration of the Trajectory corresponds to the time it takes to
run through it.
If the trajectory is empty, then -1 is returned.- Overrides:
durationin classTrajectoryQ
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startTime
public double startTime()
Description copied from class:TrajectoryQReturns the startTime of the trajectory
- Overrides:
startTimein classTrajectoryQ- Returns:
- Start time
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getIterator
public TrajectoryIteratorQPtr getIterator(double dt)
Description copied from class:TrajectoryQReturns a bi-directional interator for running through the trajectory.
For some trajectory types it may be significantly more efficient to run through
using an iterator, rather than using random access.
- Overrides:
getIteratorin classTrajectoryQ- Parameters:
dt- [in] The default time step used when using the ++ or -- operators in the
iterator
Pointer to the iterator. The pointer has ownership.
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getIterator
public TrajectoryIteratorQPtr getIterator()
Description copied from class:TrajectoryQReturns a bi-directional interator for running through the trajectory.
For some trajectory types it may be significantly more efficient to run through
using an iterator, rather than using random access.
Pointer to the iterator. The pointer has ownership.- Overrides:
getIteratorin classTrajectoryQ
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add
public void add(InterpolatorQPtr interpolator)
Adds an interpolator to the end of the trajectory.
When adding the interpolator the Trajectory takes ownership.
- Parameters:
interpolator- [in] The interpolator to add
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add
public void add(BlendQPtr blend, InterpolatorQPtr interpolator)
Adds a blend and an interpolator to the trajectory.
The Blend added is used to blend between what was previously the last
Interpolator of the trajectory onto interpolator, which become the
new last interpolator of the trajectory.- Parameters:
blend- [in] the blend to addinterpolator- [in] the interpolator to add
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add
public void add(InterpolatorTrajectoryQ trajectory)
Append trajectory to the end
When adding a Trajectory all interpolators and blends of
trajectory is added in sequence.
Ownership of the interpolator and blends are shared using
std::shared_ptr
- Parameters:
trajectory- [in] Trajectory to append
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getSegmentsCount
public long getSegmentsCount()
Returns the number of segments
A segment contains a description interpolator and the blend used to blend from the
previous interpolator
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getSegment
public SegmentQ getSegment(long index)
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