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Thanks for the project and code - very helpful to understand the UKF in detail.
However, it seems that there is something wrong in your application.
I created artificial measurements describing a perfect circle driving round and round infinitely with a radius of 50m.
The UKF is able to stabilize and estimate the state properly (not immediately, took some time, maybe i have to adjust the process noise parameters), but when setting high speeds e.g. 230 km/h, the output velocity "x_(2)" is negative, which doesn't make sense for the amount of speed.
I was investigating your code, but wasn't able to find the root cause for it.
Do you have any idea?
Best regards,
Kerby
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for the project and code - very helpful to understand the UKF in detail.
However, it seems that there is something wrong in your application.
I created artificial measurements describing a perfect circle driving round and round infinitely with a radius of 50m.
The UKF is able to stabilize and estimate the state properly (not immediately, took some time, maybe i have to adjust the process noise parameters), but when setting high speeds e.g. 230 km/h, the output velocity "x_(2)" is negative, which doesn't make sense for the amount of speed.
I was investigating your code, but wasn't able to find the root cause for it.
Do you have any idea?
Best regards,
Kerby
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: