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Hi, Dr Xu, Thanks for the your released code !
However,I have some question about the running result with the dataset MH_02.
Why can't me get the final error accuracy consistent with the drtTightly_MH_02.txt in the results folder, but the accuracy of the drtLoosely method is basically the same?
In the following I would give the details about my testing result.
This is my final error precision from the MH_02 in my laptop,with the drtLoosely method:
time: 1403637004.701667 good
scale_error: 0.075404
pose_error: 0.031491
biasg_error: 1.952182
velo_error: 0.028373
gravity_error: 1.007952 0.029793
v0_error: 0.002777
And the following is the text from the drtLoosely_MH_02.txt.
time: 1403637004.701667 good
scale_error: 0.075404
pose_error: 0.031491
biasg_error: 1.952182
velo_error: 0.028373
gravity_error: 1.007952 0.029793
v0_error: 0.002777
The above seems that I can reproduce this result of the drtLoosely method.
However, the error accuracy from my test of the drtTightly method is quite different from the drtTightly_MH_02.txt as follow:
Here is the result from my testing of the drtTightly method.
time: 1403637004.701667 good
scale_error: 0.393548
pose_error: 0.137564
biasg_error: 1.952182
velo_error: 0.081215
gravity_error: 1.111030 0.029793
v0_error: 0.043315
But the text from the drtTightly_MH_02.txt is quite different :
time: 1403637004.701667 good
scale_error: 0.207388
pose_error: 0.087011
biasg_error: 2.366823
velo_error: 0.055400
gravity_error: 1.244864 0.031789
v0_error: 0.013197
Are there any tricks I have not used for the drtTightly method?
Thanks.
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Thank you for your comment. Since the tightly coupled method optimizes the gyro bias with Ceres. I suppose the version of Ceres results in the difference. I think you can debug and check the middle information of Ceres.
Hi, Dr Xu, Thanks for the your released code !
However,I have some question about the running result with the dataset MH_02.
Why can't me get the final error accuracy consistent with the drtTightly_MH_02.txt in the results folder, but the accuracy of the drtLoosely method is basically the same?
In the following I would give the details about my testing result.
This is my final error precision from the MH_02 in my laptop,with the drtLoosely method:
time: 1403637004.701667 good
scale_error: 0.075404
pose_error: 0.031491
biasg_error: 1.952182
velo_error: 0.028373
gravity_error: 1.007952 0.029793
v0_error: 0.002777
And the following is the text from the drtLoosely_MH_02.txt.
time: 1403637004.701667 good
scale_error: 0.075404
pose_error: 0.031491
biasg_error: 1.952182
velo_error: 0.028373
gravity_error: 1.007952 0.029793
v0_error: 0.002777
The above seems that I can reproduce this result of the drtLoosely method.
However, the error accuracy from my test of the drtTightly method is quite different from the drtTightly_MH_02.txt as follow:
Here is the result from my testing of the drtTightly method.
time: 1403637004.701667 good
scale_error: 0.393548
pose_error: 0.137564
biasg_error: 1.952182
velo_error: 0.081215
gravity_error: 1.111030 0.029793
v0_error: 0.043315
But the text from the drtTightly_MH_02.txt is quite different :
time: 1403637004.701667 good
scale_error: 0.207388
pose_error: 0.087011
biasg_error: 2.366823
velo_error: 0.055400
gravity_error: 1.244864 0.031789
v0_error: 0.013197
Are there any tricks I have not used for the drtTightly method?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: