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#! /usr/bin/python3 | ||
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | ||
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""" | ||
Pytest-based testing | ||
==================== | ||
This file performs automated tests with pytest. It does not generate charts | ||
or output to be reviewed. | ||
Run with: pytest-3 tests/test_new.py | ||
Run with: pytest-3 tests/test_new.py -s -vv --cov=ahrs for coverage + verbose | ||
Copyright 2021 Mario Garcia and Federico Ceratto <federico@debian.org> | ||
Released under MIT License | ||
Formatted with Black | ||
References | ||
---------- | ||
.. [Crassidis] John L. Crassidis (2007) A Survey of Nonlinear Attitude | ||
Estimation Methods. | ||
.. [Teage] Harris Teage (2016) Comparison of Attitude Estimation Techniques for | ||
Low-cost Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. | ||
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1602.07733.pdf | ||
http://ancs.eng.buffalo.edu/pdf/ancs_papers/2007/att_survey07.pdf | ||
.. [Cirillo] A. Cirillo et al. (2016) A comparison of multisensor attitude | ||
estimation algorithms. | ||
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Pasquale_Cirillo/publication/303738116_A_comparison_of_multisensor_attitude_estimation_algorithms/links/5750181208aeb753e7b4a0c0/A-comparison-of-multisensor-attitude-estimation-algorithms.pdf | ||
""" | ||
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import numpy as np | ||
import pytest | ||
import scipy.io as sio | ||
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import ahrs | ||
import ahrs.utils.io | ||
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DEG2RAD = ahrs.common.DEG2RAD | ||
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class Data: | ||
acc = None | ||
gyr = None | ||
mag = None | ||
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@pytest.fixture() | ||
def data(): | ||
fn = "tests/ExampleData.mat" | ||
mat = sio.loadmat(fn) | ||
d = Data() | ||
d.acc = mat["Accelerometer"] | ||
d.gyr = mat["Gyroscope"] | ||
d.mag = mat["Magnetometer"] | ||
d.num_samples = len(d.acc) | ||
assert d.num_samples | ||
assert len(d.acc[0]) == 3 | ||
assert len(d.gyr[0]) == 3 | ||
assert len(d.mag[0]) == 3 | ||
return d | ||
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def check_integrity(Q): | ||
assert Q is not None | ||
sz = Q.shape | ||
qts_ok = not np.allclose(np.sum(Q, axis=0), sz[0] * np.array([1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0])) | ||
qnm_ok = np.allclose(np.linalg.norm(Q, axis=1).mean(), 1.0) | ||
assert qts_ok and qnm_ok | ||
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@pytest.fixture() | ||
def Q(data): | ||
q = np.zeros((data.num_samples, 4)) | ||
q[:, 0] = 1.0 | ||
return q | ||
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def test_fourati(data, Q): | ||
fourati = ahrs.filters.Fourati() | ||
for t in range(1, data.num_samples): | ||
Q[t] = fourati.update(Q[t - 1], DEG2RAD * data.gyr[t], data.acc[t], data.mag[t]) | ||
# check_integrity(Q) | ||
assert tuple(Q[0]) == ( | ||
0.9999984512506995, | ||
-7.923098356158542e-05, | ||
-0.00010998618261451432, | ||
7.783371117384885e-05, | ||
) | ||
assert tuple(Q[-1]) == ( | ||
0.8321632262796078, | ||
0.17064875423856807, | ||
-0.27862737470349475, | ||
0.44805150772046, | ||
) | ||
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def test_ekf(data, Q): | ||
ekf = ahrs.filters.EKF() | ||
for t in range(1, data.num_samples): | ||
Q[t] = ekf.update(Q[t - 1], DEG2RAD * data.gyr[t], data.acc[t], data.mag[t]) | ||
check_integrity(Q) | ||
assert tuple(Q[0]) == (1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0) | ||
assert tuple(Q[1]) == ( | ||
0.9948152433072915, | ||
0.030997430898554206, | ||
-0.09666743395232329, | ||
0.006099030596487108, | ||
) | ||
assert tuple(Q[-1]) == ( | ||
0.08996443890695231, | ||
0.23991941374716044, | ||
-0.958073763949303, | ||
-0.1282175396402196, | ||
) | ||
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def test_mahony(data, Q): | ||
mahony = ahrs.filters.Mahony() | ||
for t in range(1, data.num_samples): | ||
Q[t] = mahony.updateMARG( | ||
Q[t - 1], DEG2RAD * data.gyr[t], data.acc[t], data.mag[t] | ||
) | ||
check_integrity(Q) | ||
assert tuple(Q[0]) == ( | ||
0.9999883099133865, | ||
-0.0007983637760660701, | ||
0.004762298093153807, | ||
0.00025133388483027455, | ||
) | ||
assert tuple(Q[-1]) == ( | ||
-0.10375763267292282, | ||
-0.007875376758085736, | ||
-0.05233084545763538, | ||
0.9931937448034588, | ||
) | ||
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def test_madgwick(data, Q): | ||
madgwick = ahrs.filters.Madgwick() | ||
for t in range(1, data.num_samples): | ||
Q[t] = madgwick.updateMARG( | ||
Q[t - 1], DEG2RAD * data.gyr[t], data.acc[t], data.mag[t] | ||
) | ||
check_integrity(Q) | ||
assert tuple(Q[0]) == ( | ||
0.999999906169997, | ||
-0.00039564882735884275, | ||
-0.00017641407301677547, | ||
-2.78332338967451e-07, | ||
) | ||
assert tuple(Q[-1]) == ( | ||
0.9524138044137933, | ||
-0.10311931931141746, | ||
0.0038985200624795592, | ||
0.28680856453062387, | ||
) | ||
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def test_distance(): | ||
a = np.random.random((2, 3)) | ||
d = ahrs.utils.metrics.euclidean(a[0], a[1]) | ||
assert np.allclose(d, np.linalg.norm(a[0] - a[1])) |