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This lecture is a good starting point to understand apf planning algorithms. A unique requirement in wavefront planner is that you need to represent the planning area in the form of a grid world. Asking the user for the coordinates of the points enclosing the grid environment(for eg. the coordinates of end points in case of a polygonal grid world) would be the preferable way to go about this. The dimension of each cell in the grid depends upon the intended resolution
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ls8EBoG_SEQ&t=1694s
This lecture is a good starting point to understand apf planning algorithms. A unique requirement in wavefront planner is that you need to represent the planning area in the form of a grid world. Asking the user for the coordinates of the points enclosing the grid environment(for eg. the coordinates of end points in case of a polygonal grid world) would be the preferable way to go about this. The dimension of each cell in the grid depends upon the intended resolution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: