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feat: AMCL Diagnostics #807

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@reinzor reinzor commented Nov 1, 2018

Diagnostic task that monitors the estimated standard deviation of the
filter.

Users can tweak the max_std_x, max_std_y and max_std_yaw parameters according to their needs. A warning diagnostic message will be published if the standard deviation exceeds one of these limits.

Diagnostic task that monitors the estimated standard deviation of the
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This seems like a great change, but I would like to change the names of the variables. Rather than max_std_x, how would you feel about cov_warn_level_x. It's not great, and I'm open to suggestions. However, I feel like the current name doesn't reflect that the only thing it effects is the diagnostic status. Personally, I would have done covar instead of cov but we already have initial_cov_xx

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reinzor commented Nov 19, 2018

For me the reason for specifying the standard deviation is that it is easier to understand the value you have to specify. What about std_warn_level_x, std_warn_level_y, std_warn_level_yaw?

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DLu commented Jan 11, 2019

Apologies for the delay. Those names work for me.

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reinzor commented Jan 17, 2019

Renamed to warn level

@DLu DLu merged commit 9f0a387 into ros-planning:melodic-devel Jan 22, 2019
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