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about timestamp

Open whw-create opened this issue 3 years ago • 7 comments

Didn't you record the timestamp of each point in the bag ?

whw-create avatar Sep 26 '22 03:09 whw-create

Unfortunately not - we just have the per-scan timestamps.

There may de a few of the datasets that have the velodyne packets (which has that information), but they are not uploaded yet.

BenjaminMorrell avatar Sep 26 '22 20:09 BenjaminMorrell

Thank you for your reply

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Unfortunately not - we just have the per-scan timestamps.

There may de a few of the datasets that have the velodyne packets (which has that information), but they are not uploaded yet.

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whw-create avatar Oct 11 '22 09:10 whw-create

hi, did you projected all lidars' point to one lidar already? cause i can't find extrinsic between lidars in your yaml of H, thanks for reply

whw-create avatar Apr 19 '23 14:04 whw-create

in additional config files there are all the transformations that are needed

femust avatar Apr 19 '23 15:04 femust

in additional config files there are all the transformations that are needed

i'm sorry but i really didn't find the extrinsic between lidars of dataset H in that extra files link

whw-create avatar Apr 20 '23 01:04 whw-create

in the file there are relative transformations between different modules (cameras/lidars/base_link ,etc), so you just need to use a chain rule since there are relative transformations (x,y,z,r,p,y (Euler)) .

Frankly speaking the best idea and the easiest way is to just read this to urdf, see how we're doing this in locus over here

femust avatar Apr 20 '23 06:04 femust

in the file there are relative transformations between different modules (cameras/lidars/base_link ,etc), so you just need to use a chain rule since there are relative transformations (x,y,z,r,p,y (Euler)) .

Frankly speaking the best idea and the easiest way is to just read this to urdf, see how we're doing this in locus over here

thanks

whw-create avatar Apr 20 '23 07:04 whw-create