Merge pull request #192 from ptrmu/develop

Test using AdjointMap for transforming Pose2 and Pose3 covariance matrices from body to world frames
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@ -160,7 +160,6 @@ struct LieGroup {
if (H2) *H2 = D_v_h; if (H2) *H2 = D_v_h;
return v; return v;
} }
}; };
/// tag to assert a type is a Lie group /// tag to assert a type is a Lie group
@ -336,6 +335,21 @@ T interpolate(const T& X, const T& Y, double t) {
return traits<T>::Compose(X, traits<T>::Expmap(t * traits<T>::Logmap(traits<T>::Between(X, Y)))); return traits<T>::Compose(X, traits<T>::Expmap(t * traits<T>::Logmap(traits<T>::Between(X, Y))));
} }
/**
* Functor for transforming covariance of T.
* T needs to satisfy the Lie group concept.
*/
template<class T>
class TransformCovariance
{
private:
typename T::Jacobian adjointMap_;
public:
explicit TransformCovariance(const T &X) : adjointMap_{X.AdjointMap()} {}
typename T::Jacobian operator()(const typename T::Jacobian &covariance)
{ return adjointMap_ * covariance * adjointMap_.transpose(); }
};
} // namespace gtsam } // namespace gtsam
/** /**

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@ -835,6 +835,81 @@ TEST(Pose2 , ChartDerivatives) {
CHECK_CHART_DERIVATIVES(T2,T1); CHECK_CHART_DERIVATIVES(T2,T1);
} }
//******************************************************************************
#include "testPoseAdjointMap.h"
TEST(Pose2 , TransformCovariance3) {
// Use simple covariance matrices and transforms to create tests that can be
// validated with simple computations.
using namespace test_pose_adjoint_map;
// rotate
{
auto cov = FullCovarianceFromSigmas<Pose2>({0.1, 0.3, 0.7});
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose2>{{0., 0., 90 * degree}}(cov);
// interchange x and y axes
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{cov(1, 1), cov(0, 0), cov(2, 2)},
Vector3{transformed.diagonal()}));
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{-cov(1, 0), -cov(2, 1), cov(2, 0)},
Vector3{transformed(1, 0), transformed(2, 0), transformed(2, 1)}));
}
// translate along x with uncertainty in x
{
auto cov = SingleVariableCovarianceFromSigma<Pose2>(0, 0.1);
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose2>{{20., 0., 0.}}(cov);
// No change
EXPECT(assert_equal(cov, transformed));
}
// translate along x with uncertainty in y
{
auto cov = SingleVariableCovarianceFromSigma<Pose2>(1, 0.1);
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose2>{{20., 0., 0.}}(cov);
// No change
EXPECT(assert_equal(cov, transformed));
}
// translate along x with uncertainty in theta
{
auto cov = SingleVariableCovarianceFromSigma<Pose2>(2, 0.1);
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose2>{{20., 0., 0.}}(cov);
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{0., 0.1 * 0.1 * 20. * 20., 0.1 * 0.1},
Vector3{transformed.diagonal()}));
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{0., 0., -0.1 * 0.1 * 20.},
Vector3{transformed(1, 0), transformed(2, 0), transformed(2, 1)}));
}
// rotate and translate along x with uncertainty in x
{
auto cov = SingleVariableCovarianceFromSigma<Pose2>(0, 0.1);
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose2>{{20., 0., 90 * degree}}(cov);
// interchange x and y axes
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{cov(1, 1), cov(0, 0), cov(2, 2)},
Vector3{transformed.diagonal()}));
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{Z_3x1},
Vector3{transformed(1, 0), transformed(2, 0), transformed(2, 1)}));
}
// rotate and translate along x with uncertainty in theta
{
auto cov = SingleVariableCovarianceFromSigma<Pose2>(2, 0.1);
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose2>{{20., 0., 90 * degree}}(cov);
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{0., 0.1 * 0.1 * 20. * 20., 0.1 * 0.1},
Vector3{transformed.diagonal()}));
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{0., 0., -0.1 * 0.1 * 20.},
Vector3{transformed(1, 0), transformed(2, 0), transformed(2, 1)}));
}
}
/* ************************************************************************* */ /* ************************************************************************* */
int main() { int main() {
TestResult tr; TestResult tr;

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@ -878,6 +878,105 @@ TEST(Pose3 , ChartDerivatives) {
} }
} }
//******************************************************************************
#include "testPoseAdjointMap.h"
TEST(Pose3, TransformCovariance6MapTo2d) {
// Create 3d scenarios that map to 2d configurations and compare with Pose2 results.
using namespace test_pose_adjoint_map;
Vector3 s2{0.1, 0.3, 0.7};
Pose2 p2{1.1, 1.5, 31. * degree};
auto cov2 = FullCovarianceFromSigmas<Pose2>(s2);
auto transformed2 = TransformCovariance<Pose2>{p2}(cov2);
auto match_cov3_to_cov2 = [&](int spatial_axis0, int spatial_axis1, int r_axis,
const Pose2::Jacobian &cov2, const Pose3::Jacobian &cov3) -> void
{
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{cov2.diagonal()},
Vector3{cov3(spatial_axis0, spatial_axis0), cov3(spatial_axis1, spatial_axis1), cov3(r_axis, r_axis)}));
EXPECT(assert_equal(
Vector3{cov2(1, 0), cov2(2, 0), cov2(2, 1)},
Vector3{cov3(spatial_axis1, spatial_axis0), cov3(r_axis, spatial_axis0), cov3(r_axis, spatial_axis1)}));
};
// rotate around x axis
{
auto cov3 = FullCovarianceFromSigmas<Pose3>((Vector6{} << s2(2), 0., 0., 0., s2(0), s2(1)).finished());
auto transformed3 = TransformCovariance<Pose3>{{Rot3::RzRyRx(p2.theta(), 0., 0.), {0., p2.x(), p2.y()}}}(cov3);
match_cov3_to_cov2(4, 5, 0, transformed2, transformed3);
}
// rotate around y axis
{
auto cov3 = FullCovarianceFromSigmas<Pose3>((Vector6{} << 0., s2(2), 0., s2(1), 0., s2(0)).finished());
auto transformed3 = TransformCovariance<Pose3>{{Rot3::RzRyRx(0., p2.theta(), 0.), {p2.y(), 0., p2.x()}}}(cov3);
match_cov3_to_cov2(5, 3, 1, transformed2, transformed3);
}
// rotate around z axis
{
auto cov3 = FullCovarianceFromSigmas<Pose3>((Vector6{} << 0., 0., s2(2), s2(0), s2(1), 0.).finished());
auto transformed3 = TransformCovariance<Pose3>{{Rot3::RzRyRx(0., 0., p2.theta()), {p2.x(), p2.y(), 0.}}}(cov3);
match_cov3_to_cov2(3, 4, 2, transformed2, transformed3);
}
}
/* ************************************************************************* */
TEST(Pose3, TransformCovariance6) {
// Use simple covariance matrices and transforms to create tests that can be
// validated with simple computations.
using namespace test_pose_adjoint_map;
// rotate 90 around z axis and then 90 around y axis
{
auto cov = FullCovarianceFromSigmas<Pose3>((Vector6{} << 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 1.1).finished());
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose3>{{Rot3::RzRyRx(0., 90 * degree, 90 * degree), {0., 0., 0.}}}(cov);
// x from y, y from z, z from x
EXPECT(assert_equal(
(Vector6{} << cov(1, 1), cov(2, 2), cov(0, 0), cov(4, 4), cov(5, 5), cov(3, 3)).finished(),
Vector6{transformed.diagonal()}));
// Both the x and z axes are pointing in the negative direction.
EXPECT(assert_equal(
(Vector5{} << -cov(2, 1), cov(0, 1), cov(4, 1), -cov(5, 1), cov(3, 1)).finished(),
(Vector5{} << transformed(1, 0), transformed(2, 0), transformed(3, 0),
transformed(4, 0), transformed(5, 0)).finished()));
}
// translate along the x axis with uncertainty in roty and rotz
{
auto cov = TwoVariableCovarianceFromSigmas<Pose3>(1, 2, 0.7, 0.3);
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose3>{{Rot3::RzRyRx(0., 0., 0.), {20., 0., 0.}}}(cov);
// The uncertainty in roty and rotz causes off-diagonal covariances
EXPECT(assert_equal(0.7 * 0.7 * 20., transformed(5, 1)));
EXPECT(assert_equal(0.7 * 0.7 * 20. * 20., transformed(5, 5)));
EXPECT(assert_equal(-0.3 * 0.3 * 20., transformed(4, 2)));
EXPECT(assert_equal(0.3 * 0.3 * 20. * 20., transformed(4, 4)));
EXPECT(assert_equal(-0.3 * 0.7 * 20., transformed(4, 1)));
EXPECT(assert_equal(0.3 * 0.7 * 20., transformed(5, 2)));
EXPECT(assert_equal(-0.3 * 0.7 * 20. * 20., transformed(5, 4)));
}
// rotate around x axis and translate along the x axis with uncertainty in rotx
{
auto cov = SingleVariableCovarianceFromSigma<Pose3>(0, 0.1);
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose3>{{Rot3::RzRyRx(90 * degree, 0., 0.), {20., 0., 0.}}}(cov);
// No change
EXPECT(assert_equal(cov, transformed));
}
// rotate around x axis and translate along the x axis with uncertainty in roty
{
auto cov = SingleVariableCovarianceFromSigma<Pose3>(1, 0.1);
auto transformed = TransformCovariance<Pose3>{{Rot3::RzRyRx(90 * degree, 0., 0.), {20., 0., 0.}}}(cov);
// Uncertainty is spread to other dimensions.
EXPECT(assert_equal(
(Vector6{} << 0., 0., 0.1 * 0.1, 0., 0.1 * 0.1 * 20. * 20., 0.).finished(),
Vector6{transformed.diagonal()}));
}
}
/* ************************************************************************* */ /* ************************************************************************* */
TEST(Pose3, interpolate) { TEST(Pose3, interpolate) {
EXPECT(assert_equal(T2, interpolate(T2,T3, 0.0))); EXPECT(assert_equal(T2, interpolate(T2,T3, 0.0)));

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@ -0,0 +1,59 @@
/* ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* GTSAM Copyright 2010, Georgia Tech Research Corporation,
* Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0415
* All Rights Reserved
* Authors: Frank Dellaert, et al. (see THANKS for the full author list)
* See LICENSE for the license information
* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/**
* @file testPoseAdjointMap.h
* @brief Support utilities for using AdjointMap for transforming Pose2 and Pose3 covariance matrices
* @author Peter Mulllen
* @author Frank Dellaert
*/
#pragma once
#include <gtsam/geometry/Pose2.h>
#include <gtsam/geometry/Pose3.h>
namespace test_pose_adjoint_map
{
const double degree = M_PI / 180;
// Return a covariance matrix for type T with non-zero values for every element.
// Use sigma_values^2 on the diagonal and fill in non-diagonal entries with
// correlation coefficient of 1. Note: a covariance matrix for T has the same
// dimensions as a Jacobian for T, the returned matrix is not a Jacobian.
template<class T>
typename T::Jacobian FullCovarianceFromSigmas(
const typename T::TangentVector &sigmas)
{
return sigmas * sigmas.transpose();
}
// Return a covariance matrix with one non-zero element on the diagonal.
template<class T>
typename T::Jacobian SingleVariableCovarianceFromSigma(int idx, double sigma)
{
typename T::Jacobian cov = T::Jacobian::Zero();
cov(idx, idx) = sigma * sigma;
return cov;
}
// Return a covariance matrix with two non-zero elements on the diagonal and
// a correlation of 1.0 between the two variables.
template<class T>
typename T::Jacobian TwoVariableCovarianceFromSigmas(int idx0, int idx1, double sigma0, double sigma1)
{
typename T::Jacobian cov = T::Jacobian::Zero();
cov(idx0, idx0) = sigma0 * sigma0;
cov(idx1, idx1) = sigma1 * sigma1;
cov(idx0, idx1) = cov(idx1, idx0) = sigma0 * sigma1;
return cov;
}
}