Add states to end of path
Create a navPath object based on multiple waypoints in a Dubins space.
dubinsSpace = stateSpaceDubins([0 25; 0 25; -pi pi])
dubinsSpace = stateSpaceDubins with properties: SE2 Properties Name: 'SE2 Dubins' StateBounds: [3×2 double] NumStateVariables: 3 Dubins Vehicle Properties MinTurningRadius: 1
pathobj = navPath(dubinsSpace)
pathobj = navPath with properties: StateSpace: [1×1 stateSpaceDubins] States: [0×3 double] NumStates: 0
waypoints = [...
8 10 pi/2;
10 12 pi/4;
12 17 pi/2;
11 10 -pi];
append(pathobj, waypoints);
Interpolate that path so that it contains exactly 250 points.
interpolate(pathobj, 250)
Visualize the interpolated path and the original waypoints.
figure; grid on; axis equal; hold on; plot(pathobj.States(:,1), pathobj.States(:,2), ".b"); plot(waypoints(:,1), waypoints(:,2), "*r", "MarkerSize", 10)
Calculate length of path.
len = pathLength(pathobj);
disp("Path length = " + num2str(len))
Path length = 19.37
path
— path objectnavPath
objectPath object, specified as a navPath
object.
Data Types: object
states
— states of pathStates of the path, specified as a real-valued
M-by-N matrix. M is the
number of states appended to the path, and N is the dimension of
each state. The dimension of each state is governed by the state space defined in the
StateSpace
property of navPath
. States
outside of the StateBounds
of the state space of path are pruned to
the bounds.
Example: [ 0 0 0; 1 1 1]
Data Types: double
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