Model the effect of controls on system states. More...
#include <ompl/control/StatePropagator.h>
Public Member Functions | |
StatePropagator (SpaceInformation *si) | |
Constructor. | |
StatePropagator (const SpaceInformationPtr &si) | |
Constructor. | |
virtual void | propagate (const base::State *state, const Control *control, double duration, base::State *result) const =0 |
Propagate from a state, given a control, for some specified amount of time (the amount of time can also be negative, if canPropagateBackward() returns true) More... | |
virtual bool | canPropagateBackward () const |
Some systems can only propagate forward in time (i.e., the duration argument for the propagate() function is always positive). If this is the case, this function should return false. Planners that need backward propagation (negative durations) will call this function to check. If backward propagation is possible, this function should return true (this is the default). | |
virtual bool | steer (const base::State *, const base::State *, Control *, double &) const |
Compute the control that can take the system from state from to state to. Store that control in result; the duration for which the control should be applied is stored in duration; return true if the computation was successful; return false otherwise;. More... | |
virtual bool | canSteer () const |
Return true if the steer() function has been implemented. | |
Protected Attributes | |
SpaceInformation * | si_ |
The instance of space information this state propagator operates on. | |
Detailed Description
Model the effect of controls on system states.
Definition at line 125 of file StatePropagator.h.
Member Function Documentation
◆ propagate()
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pure virtual |
Propagate from a state, given a control, for some specified amount of time (the amount of time can also be negative, if canPropagateBackward() returns true)
- Parameters
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state the state to start propagating from control the control to apply duration the duration for which the control is applied result the state the system is brought to
- Note
- This function is not used for integration internally. If integrating a system of differential equations is needed, this should be implemented inside the propagate() function.
- The pointer to the starting state and the result state may be the same.
Implemented in KoulesStatePropagator, ompl::control::OpenDEStatePropagator, and ompl::control::MorseStatePropagator.
◆ steer()
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inlinevirtual |
Compute the control that can take the system from state from to state to. Store that control in result; the duration for which the control should be applied is stored in duration; return true if the computation was successful; return false otherwise;.
- Note
- If false is returned, the content of result and duration may have been changed, but it does not represent a solution;
Definition at line 176 of file StatePropagator.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- ompl/control/StatePropagator.h