ekf2: Only reset to GNSS heading if necessary

When North-East (e.g.: GNSS pos/vel) aiding is active, the heading
estimate is constrained and consistent with the vel/pos aiding. Reset to
GNSS heading should only occur if no N-E aiding is active or if the
filter is not yes aligned. Otherwise, just wait for the consistency
check to pass again (will pass at some point if the heading uncertainty
of the filter is getting too high).
This commit is contained in:
bresch
2024-04-29 07:22:01 -07:00
committed by Daniel Agar
parent 6435e25929
commit 9dc7719d4a
3 changed files with 30 additions and 39 deletions
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@@ -672,7 +672,6 @@ private:
# if defined(CONFIG_EKF2_GNSS_YAW)
estimator_aid_source1d_s _aid_src_gnss_yaw{};
uint8_t _nb_gps_yaw_reset_available{0}; ///< remaining number of resets allowed before switching to another aiding source
# endif // CONFIG_EKF2_GNSS_YAW
#endif // CONFIG_EKF2_GNSS
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@@ -358,7 +358,6 @@ void Ekf::controlGpsYawFusion(const gnssSample &gps_sample)
&& !_gps_intermittent;
if (_control_status.flags.gps_yaw) {
if (continuing_conditions_passing) {
fuseGpsYaw(gps_sample.yaw_offset);
@@ -366,27 +365,7 @@ void Ekf::controlGpsYawFusion(const gnssSample &gps_sample)
const bool is_fusion_failing = isTimedOut(_aid_src_gnss_yaw.time_last_fuse, _params.reset_timeout_max);
if (is_fusion_failing) {
if (_nb_gps_yaw_reset_available > 0) {
// Data seems good, attempt a reset
resetYawToGps(gps_sample.yaw, gps_sample.yaw_offset);
if (_control_status.flags.in_air) {
_nb_gps_yaw_reset_available--;
}
} else if (starting_conditions_passing) {
// Data seems good, but previous reset did not fix the issue
// something else must be wrong, declare the sensor faulty and stop the fusion
_control_status.flags.gps_yaw_fault = true;
stopGpsYawFusion();
} else {
// A reset did not fix the issue but all the starting checks are not passing
// This could be a temporary issue, stop the fusion without declaring the sensor faulty
stopGpsYawFusion();
}
// TODO: should we give a new reset credit when the fusion does not fail for some time?
stopGpsYawFusion();
}
} else {
@@ -397,14 +376,27 @@ void Ekf::controlGpsYawFusion(const gnssSample &gps_sample)
} else {
if (starting_conditions_passing) {
// Try to activate GPS yaw fusion
if (resetYawToGps(gps_sample.yaw, gps_sample.yaw_offset)) {
ECL_INFO("starting GPS yaw fusion");
const bool not_using_ne_aiding = !_control_status.flags.gps && !_control_status.flags.aux_gpos;
_aid_src_gnss_yaw.time_last_fuse = _time_delayed_us;
if (!_control_status.flags.in_air
|| !_control_status.flags.yaw_align
|| not_using_ne_aiding) {
// Reset before starting the fusion
if (resetYawToGps(gps_sample.yaw, gps_sample.yaw_offset)) {
_aid_src_gnss_yaw.time_last_fuse = _time_delayed_us;
_control_status.flags.gps_yaw = true;
_control_status.flags.yaw_align = true;
}
} else if (!_aid_src_gnss_yaw.innovation_rejected) {
// Do not force a reset but wait for the consistency check to pass
_control_status.flags.gps_yaw = true;
_control_status.flags.yaw_align = true;
fuseGpsYaw(gps_sample.yaw_offset);
}
_nb_gps_yaw_reset_available = 1;
if (_control_status.flags.gps_yaw) {
ECL_INFO("starting GPS yaw fusion");
}
}
}
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@@ -275,9 +275,15 @@ TEST_F(EkfGpsHeadingTest, yawJmpOnGround)
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(8);
// THEN: the fusion should reset
EXPECT_TRUE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingGpsHeadingFusion());
// THEN: the fusion should stop, reset to mag
EXPECT_FALSE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingGpsHeadingFusion());
EXPECT_TRUE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingMagHeadingFusion());
EXPECT_EQ(_ekf_wrapper.getQuaternionResetCounter(), initial_quat_reset_counter + 1);
// AND THEN: restart GNSS yaw fusion
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(5);
EXPECT_TRUE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingGpsHeadingFusion());
EXPECT_EQ(_ekf_wrapper.getQuaternionResetCounter(), initial_quat_reset_counter + 2);
EXPECT_LT(fabsf(matrix::wrap_pi(_ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle() - gps_heading)), math::radians(1.f));
}
@@ -285,7 +291,7 @@ TEST_F(EkfGpsHeadingTest, yawJumpInAir)
{
// GIVEN: the GPS yaw fusion activated
float gps_heading = _ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle();
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading + math::radians(90.f));
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(5);
_ekf->set_in_air_status(true);
@@ -295,20 +301,14 @@ TEST_F(EkfGpsHeadingTest, yawJumpInAir)
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(7.5);
// THEN: the fusion should reset
EXPECT_EQ(_ekf_wrapper.getQuaternionResetCounter(), initial_quat_reset_counter + 1);
// BUT WHEN: the measurement jumps a 2nd time
gps_heading = matrix::wrap_pi(_ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle() + math::radians(180.f));
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(7.5);
// THEN: the fusion should not reset as heading is still observable through GNSS vel/pos fusion
EXPECT_EQ(_ekf_wrapper.getQuaternionResetCounter(), initial_quat_reset_counter);
// THEN: after a few seconds, the fusion should stop and
// the estimator doesn't fall back to mag fusion because it has
// been declared inconsistent with the filter states
EXPECT_FALSE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingGpsHeadingFusion());
EXPECT_FALSE(_ekf_wrapper.isMagHeadingConsistent());
//TODO: should we force a reset to mag if the GNSS yaw fusion was forced to stop?
EXPECT_FALSE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingMagHeadingFusion());
}