Homeworks consist of Exercises and Problems. Exercises are shown first and Problems are shown last. Homework 1 Exercises (50 points when you take the HW1 Exercise Quiz) • Please complete the following exercises at the end of Chapter 1 and the questions for Chapter 2. • Make sure you are using the 4th edition of […]
HW2 (100 Points Total) CSC 376 Computer Organization Homework Exercises (50 points) Please complete the following exercises at the end of Chapter 3. Once completed, take the HW2 Exercise Quiz. 3.2 a and d 3.4 a and f 3.6 a and e 3.8 a and c 3.9 a, b, and c 3.10 3.18 a, b,
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% This class implements an event-based estimation system using g2o and % the barebones for building up a minimal, ideal SLAM system. The system is % event-based and responds to a sequence of events which are time stamped % and served in order. To implement your SLAM system, you will need to % implement various
% This class provides the full optimization support. The name is derived % from the fact that it is designed to work with cost functions which have % sparse patterns over variables. To use this class, you have to specify an % optimization algorithm, which determines how the state variables are % changed. classdef SparseOptimizer
function colors = distinguishable_colors(n_colors,bg,func) % DISTINGUISHABLE_COLORS: pick colors that are maximally perceptually distinct % % When plotting a set of lines, you may want to distinguish them by color. % By default, Matlab chooses a small set of colors and cycles among them, % and so if you have more than a few lines there
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% This class implements an event-based estimation system using g2o and % the barebones for building up a minimal, ideal SLAM system. The system is % event-based and responds to a sequence of events which are time stamped % and served in order. To implement your SLAM system, you will need to % implement various
classdef GaussNewtonOptimizationAlgorithm < g2o.core.OptimizationAlgorithm properties (Access = private) tol = 1e-5 end methods(Access = public) function this = GaussNewtonOptimizationAlgorithm(tol) this = this@g2o.core.OptimizationAlgorithm(); if nargin > 0 this.tol = tol; end end function [X, numberOfIterations] = solve(this, X0, maximumNumberOfIterations) tic; % Set the graph to the initial condition. Might be redundant this.optimizableGraph.assignXToVertices(X0); % Get the cost
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON COMP0130 Coursework 02: Graph-based Optimisation and SLAM February 25, 2021 Overview • Assignment Release Date: Thursday 25th February, 2021 • Assignment Submission Date: 09:00 Monday 22nd March, 2021 • Weighting: 33% of module total • Final Submission Format: a PDF file containing a report, and a zip file
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classdef LevenbergMarquardtOptimizationAlgorithm < g2o.core.OptimizationAlgorithm % Implement the LM optimization algorithm from the pseudocode in the % Figure 2. of the paper "SBA: A Software Package for Generic Sparse Bundle Adjustment" % by Lourakis et al. % https://www.researchgate.net/publication/220492985_SBA_A_Software_Package_for_Generic_Sparse_Bundle_Adjustment properties(Access = protected) % Some paramters tau; % Various error bounds e1; e2; e3; e4; end methods(Access =
% This class provides an interface ontop of the basic hypergraph to support % setting up and optimizing the graph. It does not, however, actually % implement any optimization algorithm. This is an internal class and % shouldn’t be instantiated directly. classdef OptimizableGraph < g2o.core.HyperGraph properties(Access = protected) % Flag shows if initialization is required