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'''3.How are the ParticleFilter and Particle class related to eachother?''' | '''3.How are the ParticleFilter and Particle class related to eachother?''' | ||
*The <code>ParticleFilter</code> class manages | *The <code>ParticleFilter</code> class manages and utilizes a set of <code>Particle</code> instances for filtering operations. It inherits from <code>ParticleFilterBase</code> and implements particle propagation, weight calculation, and resampling by invoking methods on <code>Particle</code> objects. <code>ParticleFilter</code> initializes particles, propagates their states based on odometry data, calculates weights from sensor measurements, and resamples according to the configured strategy. The <code>Particle</code> class encapsulates the attributes and behaviors of individual particles, such as state initialization, propagation, and likelihood computation. <code>ParticleFilter</code> coordinates the filtering process, while <code>Particle</code> represents and updates individual states. | ||
'''4.Both the ParticleFilterBase and Particle classes implement a propagation method. What is the difference between the''' '''methods?''' | '''4.Both the ParticleFilterBase and Particle classes implement a propagation method. What is the difference between the''' '''methods?''' |
Revision as of 22:05, 4 June 2024
0. Assignment introduction
0.1 Explore the code framework
1.How is the code is structured?
2.What is the difference between the ParticleFilter and ParticleFilterBase classes, and how are they related to each other?
- Differences:
ParticleFilterBase
provides the basic functionalities and interfaces of the particle filter, including particle initialization, propagation, weight computation, and setting resampling strategies.ParticleFilter
inherits fromParticleFilterBase
and implements specific update and resampling strategies. It extends the base class by providing concrete implementations for theupdate
andconfigureResampler
methods.
- Relationship:
ParticleFilter
is a subclass ofParticleFilterBase
, inheriting all its attributes and methods while overriding or extending some of them to provide additional functionalities.
3.How are the ParticleFilter and Particle class related to eachother?
- The
ParticleFilter
class manages and utilizes a set ofParticle
instances for filtering operations. It inherits fromParticleFilterBase
and implements particle propagation, weight calculation, and resampling by invoking methods onParticle
objects.ParticleFilter
initializes particles, propagates their states based on odometry data, calculates weights from sensor measurements, and resamples according to the configured strategy. TheParticle
class encapsulates the attributes and behaviors of individual particles, such as state initialization, propagation, and likelihood computation.ParticleFilter
coordinates the filtering process, whileParticle
represents and updates individual states.
4.Both the ParticleFilterBase and Particle classes implement a propagation method. What is the difference between the methods?
- The
propagateSamples
method in theParticleFilterBase
class propagates all particles, typically called in the main loop of the particle filter to update the state of all particles. In contrast, thepropagateSample
method in theParticle
class propagates a single particle, usually invoked by thepropagateSamples
method inParticleFilterBase
, to update the state of a specific particle.