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rolling shutter projection factor #751
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Awesome!!! But without unit tests we cannot merge this. If you have unit tests in python, then please check those in?
yes I will add python test, also I'll try to see why it failed to compile, perhaps my clone of gtsam is slightly older and some pieces of code changed. |
Ping @shteren1 |
@ProfFan sorry i've been really busy lately, i will get to it. |
@lucacarlone that would be great! have you looked at my branch? did you figure out what I did here? PR created: #826 |
excellent! yes, I read your code and looks great. I already have a test for the interpolation Jacobians and will work on the rest in the next few days. I'll keep you posted! |
Hi @dellaert as promised here is a PR for the rolling shutter projection factor you helped me write.
I'm sorry it contains on unit tests, unfortunately i'm mainly a python developer and i have very little experience with working with cpp code (I'm also sorry if my cpp coding is a bit messy).
I don't know how to compile and run the unit tests in cpp, my use case was always compiling gtsam with python wrappers and using gtsam from python.
I did use this factor a lot running SLAM from calibrated monocular rolling shutter camera on many data sets and it works well.