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When solving a fixedT problem you have to select a certain guess for the total motion time. If you make an unrealistic guess the problem won't solve well. E.g. if you select your T too low the trajectory can be suboptimal because it doesn't take into account obstacles which are situated beyond the time horizon.
Possible implementation is to generate a guess via a freeT problem and use the resulting T as initial guess for the fixedT problem.
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When solving a fixedT problem you have to select a certain guess for the total motion time. If you make an unrealistic guess the problem won't solve well. E.g. if you select your T too low the trajectory can be suboptimal because it doesn't take into account obstacles which are situated beyond the time horizon.
Possible implementation is to generate a guess via a freeT problem and use the resulting T as initial guess for the fixedT problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: