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Revert dPoly computation to 0.6.3 behavior #809

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@pd0wm pd0wm commented Sep 13, 2019

In 0.6.3 the path was only used when no lane lines were visible. This was changed in 0.6.4 to use the path when even one lane line was not visible. However in some scenarios the predicted path could be very erratic. Therefore we will revert the behavior until the model is improved.

@pd0wm pd0wm merged commit 58f3760 into devel Sep 14, 2019
arne182 referenced this pull request in arne182/ArnePilot Sep 15, 2019
Revert dPoly computation to 0.6.3 behavior (#809)
TDIPWR pushed a commit to TDIPWR/openpilot that referenced this pull request Sep 16, 2019
* Revert dPoly computation to 0.6.3 behavior

* update test reference
ErichMoraga added a commit to ErichMoraga/openpilot that referenced this pull request Sep 17, 2019
Revert dPoly computation to 0.6.3 behavior (commaai#809)
@pd0wm pd0wm deleted the dpoly-fix branch September 17, 2019 19:48
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dragonpilot pushed a commit to dragonpilot-community/dragonpilot that referenced this pull request Apr 7, 2020
* Revert dPoly computation to 0.6.3 behavior

* update test reference
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