Functions for estimating the optimal transformation between two frames of references given measurements of corresponding points.
- See also
- mrpt::slam::CICP
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bool TFEST_IMPEXP | se2_l2 (const mrpt::utils::TMatchingPairList &in_correspondences, mrpt::math::TPose2D &out_transformation, mrpt::math::CMatrixDouble33 *out_estimateCovariance=NULL) |
| Least-squares (L2 norm) solution to finding the optimal SE(2) (x,y,yaw) between two reference frames. More...
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bool TFEST_IMPEXP | se2_l2 (const mrpt::utils::TMatchingPairList &in_correspondences, mrpt::poses::CPosePDFGaussian &out_transformation) |
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bool TFEST_IMPEXP | se2_l2_robust (const mrpt::utils::TMatchingPairList &in_correspondences, const double in_normalizationStd, const TSE2RobustParams &in_ransac_params, TSE2RobustResult &out_results) |
| Robust least-squares (L2 norm) solution to finding the optimal SE(2) (x,y,yaw) between two reference frames. More...
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bool TFEST_IMPEXP | se3_l2 (const mrpt::utils::TMatchingPairList &in_correspondences, mrpt::poses::CPose3DQuat &out_transform, double &out_scale, bool forceScaleToUnity=false) |
| Least-squares (L2 norm) solution to finding the optimal SE(3) transform between two reference frames using the "quaternion" or Horn's method: More...
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bool TFEST_IMPEXP | se3_l2 (const std::vector< mrpt::math::TPoint3D > &in_points_this, const std::vector< mrpt::math::TPoint3D > &in_points_other, mrpt::poses::CPose3DQuat &out_transform, double &out_scale, bool forceScaleToUnity=false) |
| This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.This version accepts corresponding points as two vectors of TPoint3D (must have identical length). More...
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bool TFEST_IMPEXP | se3_l2_robust (const mrpt::utils::TMatchingPairList &in_correspondences, const TSE3RobustParams &in_params, TSE3RobustResult &out_results) |
| Least-squares (L2 norm) solution to finding the optimal SE(3) transform between two reference frames using RANSAC and the "quaternion" or Horn's method: More...
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