File linearizer.h#
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namespace sym
Functions
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template<typename ScalarType>
class Linearizer - #include <linearizer.h>
Class for evaluating multiple Factors at the linearization point given by a Values.
Stores the original Factors as well as the LinearizedFactors, and provides tools for aggregating keys and building a large jacobian / hessian for optimization.
For efficiency, prefer calling Relinearize() instead of re-constructing this object!
Public Functions
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Linearizer(const std::string &name, const std::vector<Factor<Scalar>> &factors, const std::vector<Key> &key_order = {}, bool include_jacobians = false, bool debug_checks = false)
Construct a Linearizer from factors and optional keys
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factors – Only stores a pointer, MUST be in scope for the lifetime of this object!
key_order – If provided, acts as an ordered set of keys that form the state vector to optimize. Can equal the set of all factor keys or a subset of all factor keys. If not provided, it is computed from all keys for all factors using a default ordering.
debug_checks – Whether to perform additional sanity checks for NaNs. This uses additional compute but not additional memory except for logging.
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void Relinearize(const Values<Scalar> &values, SparseLinearization<Scalar> &linearization)
Update linearization at a new evaluation point
This is more efficient than reconstructing this object repeatedly. On the first call, it will allocate memory and perform analysis needed for efficient repeated relinearization.
TODO(aaron): This should be const except that it can initialize the object
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bool IsInitialized() const
Whether this contains values, versus having not been evaluated yet
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const std::vector<LinearizedSparseFactor> &LinearizedSparseFactors() const
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const std::unordered_map<key_t, index_entry_t> &StateIndex() const
Private Functions
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void BuildInitialLinearization(const Values<Scalar> &values)#
Allocate all factor storage and compute sparsity pattern. This does a lot of index computation on the first linearization, such that repeated linearization can be fast.
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void UpdateFromLinearizedDenseFactorIntoSparse(const LinearizedDenseFactor &linearized_factor, const linearization_dense_factor_helper_t &factor_helper, SparseLinearization<Scalar> &linearization) const#
Update the sparse combined problem linearization from a single factor.
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void UpdateFromLinearizedSparseFactorIntoSparse(const LinearizedSparseFactor &linearized_factor, const linearization_sparse_factor_helper_t &factor_helper, SparseLinearization<Scalar> &linearization) const#
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void UpdateFromDenseFactorIntoTripletLists(const LinearizedDenseFactor &linearized_factor, const linearization_dense_factor_helper_t &factor_helper, std::vector<Eigen::Triplet<Scalar>> &jacobian_triplets, std::vector<Eigen::Triplet<Scalar>> &hessian_lower_triplets) const#
Update the combined residual and rhs, along with triplet lists for the sparse matrices, from a single factor
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void UpdateFromSparseFactorIntoTripletLists(const LinearizedSparseFactor &linearized_factor, const linearization_sparse_factor_helper_t &factor_helper, std::vector<Eigen::Triplet<Scalar>> &jacobian_triplets, std::vector<Eigen::Triplet<Scalar>> &hessian_lower_triplets) const#
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void EnsureLinearizationHasCorrectSize(SparseLinearization<Scalar> &linearization) const#
Check if a Linearization has the correct sizes, and if not, initialize it
Private Members
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bool initialized_ = {false}#
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bool include_jacobians_#
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bool debug_checks_#
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std::vector<LinearizedSparseFactor> linearized_sparse_factors_#
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SparseLinearization<Scalar> init_linearization_#
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Linearizer(const std::string &name, const std::vector<Factor<Scalar>> &factors, const std::vector<Key> &key_order = {}, bool include_jacobians = false, bool debug_checks = false)
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template<typename ScalarType>