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Would be cool to add functionality similar to the SE-Sync visualizer to show pose graphs.
Not sure what a good "standard input" for this would be. Minimally, we need a std::vector<VizPose> and an edge list std::vector<std::pair<size_t>> consisting of all edges (i,j) in the graph (plus maybe some bonus info about how to display the edge, e.g. color).
One possibility:
structVizEdge {
size_t i; // Edge departs node "i"size_t j; // Edge is incident to node "j"
Color3f color; // Color override for edge i,j
}
voidDrawGraph(const std::vector<VizPose> &trajectory, const std::vector<VizEdge> &edge_list);
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Would be cool to add functionality similar to the SE-Sync visualizer to show pose graphs.
Not sure what a good "standard input" for this would be. Minimally, we need a
std::vector<VizPose>
and an edge liststd::vector<std::pair<size_t>>
consisting of all edges(i,j)
in the graph (plus maybe some bonus info about how to display the edge, e.g. color).One possibility:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: