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I'm using the rolling branch of 'fuse' to fuse the output of lidar scan matching (absolute x, y and yaw) and wheel odometry (linear x and angular yaw velocity). I observe the estimated output lagging followed by overshoot and eventual correction. This causes the stationary objects (walls, parked cars etc.) to appear moving around the robot in the fixed frame (map). I've tried to capture this in the screen recording linked below.
I also recorded a bagfile while recording the video.
I'm using the rolling branch of 'fuse' to fuse the output of lidar scan matching (absolute x, y and yaw) and wheel odometry (linear x and angular yaw velocity). I observe the estimated output lagging followed by overshoot and eventual correction. This causes the stationary objects (walls, parked cars etc.) to appear moving around the robot in the fixed frame (map). I've tried to capture this in the screen recording linked below.
I also recorded a bagfile while recording the video.
My configuration is as follows:
I have also tried setting optimization_frequency and publish_frequency to 10, and lag_duration to 0.5 but it did not help.
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