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🌐 Spherical coordinates: bug fix, docs and sanity checks #235
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Signed-off-by: Louise Poubel <louise@openrobotics.org>
Signed-off-by: Louise Poubel <louise@openrobotics.org>
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Signed-off-by: Louise Poubel <louise@openrobotics.org>
Signed-off-by: Louise Poubel <louise@openrobotics.org>
src/SphericalCoordinates_TEST.cc
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EXPECT_GT(xyzOrigin.Y(), xyz.Y()); | ||
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// Decrease longitude == go West == go -X (and a bit -Y) |
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it seems weird that a change to longitude in either direction causes Y to decrease slightly. I would have thought it would be linearized
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I was also surprised to see this, I assumed it was an artifact of the projection and didn't look further into it.
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Ok, so I spent some time looking into this and I think I understand what's happening. This image should help:
Note that the ENU plane is tangent to the ellipsoid.
What this test is doing is changing lambda while keeping phi fixed. As you do that, the projection of the point onto the plane will only move on a straight line if you're exactly on the equator. If you're on the northern hemisphere, it goes further North (+Y) and if you're in the southern hemisphere, like on the test, it goes further South (-Y).
Here's a handy way of visualizing it, see how the projection of the blue line is not linear:
Signed-off-by: Louise Poubel <louise@openrobotics.org>
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Maybe consider adding +/- altitude tests as well for completeness.
Done in a8933ca |
Signed-off-by: Louise Poubel <louise@openrobotics.org>
* Migration guide and LOCAL2 Signed-off-by: Louise Poubel <louise@openrobotics.org> Co-authored-by: Carlos Agüero <caguero@osrfoundation.org> Co-authored-by: Steve Peters <scpeters@openrobotics.org> Signed-off-by: Arjo Chakravarty <arjo@openrobotics.org>
/// There's a known bug with this computation that can't be fixed on | ||
/// version 6 to avoid behaviour changes. Directly call |
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@scpeters The comments indicate that the behavior was only intended to be kept for gz-math6. However, it slipped through to gz-math7. Is there some will to straighten this up in 8, or will we live with this forever?
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sure, we can fix it in gz-math8
can you open an issue or pull request to main
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Good, I'll try the PR.
I've noticed another discrepancy in the interface: SphericalFromLocalPosition returns spherical coordinates in degrees, while PositionTransform uses radians. Shouldn't this be also united to using degrees everywhere? Or was there a reason for keeping it this way?
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I think consistency would be preferred; it was probably oversight in the first place that caused them to diverge. A std::vector<math::Angle>
type would handle the units more clearly but it a little more overhead than Vector3d
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🦟 Bug fix
Fixes gazebosim/gazebo-classic#2022
Part of gazebosim/gz-sim#981
Summary
I believe that gazebosim/gazebo-classic#2022 is only an issue with the
*FromLocal*
functions. While the heading rotation fromGLOBAL
toLOCAL
seems to be correct, the rotation fromLOCAL
toGLOBAL
was not the inverse of that, which resulted in incoherent behaviour.In order to preserve behaviour on version 6, which is being used by a lot of people who compensate for the bug, I introduced a new frame,
LOCAL2
, which can be used to get the correct calculation.I also added several tests with sanity checks (i.e. higher latitude means further North...).
It's my first time playing with this class, so I'd appreciate it if people paid close attention to the math and test cases, in case I'm misunderstanding something.
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