TrackerParameterFinder.cpp File Reference

Implementation. More...

#include "LoadRows.h"
#include "ParamFindingRoutine.h"
#include "ParameterSets.h"
#include "TransformFindingRoutine.h"
#include <osvr/TypePack/ForEachType.h>
#include <osvr/TypePack/Head.h>
#include <osvr/TypePack/List.h>
#include <boost/algorithm/string/predicate.hpp>
#include <iostream>

Classes
struct	PrintParamSetOptions
class	ParseArgumentAsParamSet< RefSource >

Namespaces
	ps
	Define to add a "press enter to exit" thing at the end.

Typedefs
using	ps::ParamSets = osvr::typepack::list< ProcessNoiseAndDecay, ProcessNoiseVarianceAndDecay, BrightAndNew, HighResidual, VariancePenalties >
using	ps::DefaultParamSet = osvr::typepack::head< ps::ParamSets >

Enumerations
enum	OptimizationRoutine { RefTracker, ParamViaRansac, ParamViaRefTracker, Unrecognized = -1 }
	Adding a new entry here means you must also add it to RECOGNIZED_ROUTINES, routineToString, and the switch in main(). More...

Functions
const char *	routineToString (OptimizationRoutine routine)
OptimizationRoutine	stringToRoutine (const char *routineName)
int	usage (const char *argv0)
template<typename RefSource >
int	parseParamSetForParamOptimizer (osvr::vbtracker::ParamOptimizerFunc &func, bool &costOnly, int argc, char *argv[])
int	main (int argc, char *argv[])

Detailed Description

Implementation.

Date

2016

Author

Sensics, Inc. http://sensics.com/osvr

Enumeration Type Documentation

OptimizationRoutine

enum OptimizationRoutine

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Adding a new entry here means you must also add it to RECOGNIZED_ROUTINES, routineToString, and the switch in main().

Function Documentation

main()

int main	(	int	argc,
		char *	argv[]
	)

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Use optimizer to compute the transforms for the reference tracker, which is mounted effectively rigidly to the desired tracker, but in an unknown relative pose (and a different base coordinate system)