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When global SLAM cannot keep up the queue, drift can accumulate indefinitely,
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so global SLAM should be tuned to work in real time.
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There are many options to tune the different components for speed, and we list them ordered from
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There are many options to tune the different components for speed, and we list them ordered from
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the recommended, straightforward ones to the those that are more intrusive.
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It is recommended to only explore one option at a time, starting with the first.
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Configuration parameters are documented in the `Cartographer documentation`_.
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to compensate for the large number of constraints.
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We then tune for lower latency as explained above until the system reliably works in real time.
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If you run in ``pure_localization``, ``submaps.resolution`` **should be matching** with the resolution of the submaps in the ``.pbstream`` you are running on.
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Using different resolutions is currently untested and may not work as expected.
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Odometry in Global Optimization
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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