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@AtsushiSakai I can't understand coverage/coveralls fail |
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@AtsushiSakai Did you have time to review the pull request? |
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@lucabonamini Hi. Thank you for your PR and sorry for my late reply. Please check the my review. |
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Almost code same as frenet_optimal_trajectory.py. Could you please modify this code to use the function of frenet_optimal_trajectory.py?
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Sorry, maybe I misunderstood your comment. Do you mean that I have to extend frenet_optimal_trajectory.py, or can I keep a separated script which uses the same functions? Because for a two vehicles simulation I need to parse a json file, which contains obstacles and a reference trajectory.
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I mean you can keep a separated script which uses frenet_optimal_trajecty's function. is it difficult?
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It's not difficult, but in order to implement Follow Mode and Low velocity trajectory generation I have to change a bit calc_frenet_paths, so it's like having three different function, one for each modality.
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Check out last commit.
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@lucabonamini Also, could you please fix all warnings which detected by lgtm? https://lgtm.com/projects/g/AtsushiSakai/PythonRobotics/rev/pr-e5006867a0183f9cf58ac900bbb9aabcf9f9dc4a |
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@lucabonamini Sorry for late reply.
Maybe it cannot generate path. Can you fix it? |
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I'm currently making further changes to the code. I close this request, I will eventually open another in the future. Cheers |
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@lucabonamini Oh, OK. Thank you. |
I've implemented Following and Low Speed Trajectories from Optimal Trajectory Generation for Dynamic Street Scenarios in a Frenet Frame.
In order to test the algorithms, I've set up a simulation with two vehicles on a race track.