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I am using RLBenchmark to test a manipulation policy network and have encountered a bug in PyRep:
When a zero action (position: 0, 0, 0; Euler angles: 0, 0, 0) is given with relative_to set to the gripper tip, the get_linear_path function generates a trajectory. All items in this trajectory are expected to be identical because the gripper should not move at all. However, I observed slight variations in the last decimal places of these items. And I do observe slightly movement of the gripper. I am wondering if this issue is due to numerical inaccuracies, or is it an intentional design aspect?
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Hi,
I am using RLBenchmark to test a manipulation policy network and have encountered a bug in PyRep:
When a zero action (position: 0, 0, 0; Euler angles: 0, 0, 0) is given with relative_to set to the gripper tip, the get_linear_path function generates a trajectory. All items in this trajectory are expected to be identical because the gripper should not move at all. However, I observed slight variations in the last decimal places of these items. And I do observe slightly movement of the gripper. I am wondering if this issue is due to numerical inaccuracies, or is it an intentional design aspect?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: