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altavir
06/17/2022, 7:53 PM@ESchouten By the way, a team in our centre is currently working on enhancement of Dubins algorithm. They are doing it in Python, but probably it would be interesting to have it in Kotlin. Would you be interesting to include your implementation in KMath-geometry, or it is better to have it in a separate package?
altavir
06/17/2022, 7:54 PMAs far as I remember their enchancement includes the knowledge about the speed and will be used in ship and drones trajectory optimization.
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ESchouten
06/17/2022, 7:57 PM@altavir I would love to have it included in the KMath library! I've been looking into implementing gradual steering (continuous curvature or CC) described in the following issue, which indeed combines driving speed and steering rate https://github.com/ESchouten/Dubins/issues/2
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altavir
06/18/2022, 10:34 AMNice. Waiting for PR then. I will ask our guys to look into the problem of steering (I believe they already did) and share some insights. After they end their exams of course.
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ESchouten
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altavir
07/15/2022, 6:28 PMThanks a lot! I will review it ASAP.
altavir
07/15/2022, 6:33 PMBy the way, I've just published a prototype for map rendering: https://github.com/mipt-npm/maps-kt (no documentation yet, but it is coming). I plan to use those two together for ship trajectory optimization.
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ESchouten
07/15/2022, 8:35 PMSounds good!
First thing on my list would be the gradual steering angle (continuous curvature) addition to Dubins.
Perhaps the trajectory module in time will be expanded with more algorithms like PP and Stanley, which could share logic. And perhaps 3d for planes and drones.
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