Mercurial > hg > nsaunier > traffic-intelligence
comparison tracking.cfg @ 943:b1e8453c207c
work on motion prediction using motion patterns
| author | Nicolas Saunier <nicolas.saunier@polymtl.ca> |
|---|---|
| date | Wed, 19 Jul 2017 18:02:38 -0400 |
| parents | 21f10332c72b |
| children | 584b9405e494 |
comparison
equal
deleted
inserted
replaced
| 942:ab13aaf41432 | 943:b1e8453c207c |
|---|---|
| 89 prediction-time-horizon = 5 | 89 prediction-time-horizon = 5 |
| 90 # collision distance threshold (m) | 90 # collision distance threshold (m) |
| 91 collision-distance = 1.8 | 91 collision-distance = 1.8 |
| 92 # option to compute crossing zones and predicted PET | 92 # option to compute crossing zones and predicted PET |
| 93 crossing-zones = false | 93 crossing-zones = false |
| 94 # prediction method: cv, na, ps | 94 # prediction method: cv, cvd, na, ps, mp |
| 95 prediction-method = na | 95 prediction-method = na |
| 96 # number of predicted trajectories (use depends on prediction method) | 96 # number of predicted trajectories (use depends on prediction method) |
| 97 npredicted-trajectories = 10 | 97 npredicted-trajectories = 10 |
| 98 # maximum acceleration for normal adaptation input symmetric distribution (m/s2) | 98 # maximum acceleration for normal adaptation input symmetric distribution (m/s2) |
| 99 max-normal-acceleration = 2 | 99 max-normal-acceleration = 2 |
| 105 max-extreme-acceleration = 4.3 | 105 max-extreme-acceleration = 4.3 |
| 106 # maximum steering for input distribution (rad/s) (extreme values used for evasive action distributions) | 106 # maximum steering for input distribution (rad/s) (extreme values used for evasive action distributions) |
| 107 max-extreme-steering = 0.5 | 107 max-extreme-steering = 0.5 |
| 108 # use feature positions and velocities for prediction | 108 # use feature positions and velocities for prediction |
| 109 use-features-prediction = true | 109 use-features-prediction = true |
| 110 # use constant speed (motion pattern based prediction) | |
| 111 constant-speed = false |
