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Daniel Agar 95300d5637 ekf2: refactor output predictor to class
- refactor all EKF backend output predictor pieces into new OutputPredictor class
 - output states are now calculated immediately with new high rate IMU rather than after EKF update
 - IMU delayed sample is passed as around as control data to avoid storing an extra copy and make the requirement clear
2023-01-18 10:59:34 -05:00

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/**
* @file zero_velocity_update.cpp
* Control function for ekf zero velocity update
*/
#include "ekf.h"
void Ekf::controlZeroVelocityUpdate()
{
// Fuse zero velocity at a limited rate (every 200 milliseconds)
const bool zero_velocity_update_data_ready = isTimedOut(_time_last_zero_velocity_fuse, (uint64_t)2e5);
if (zero_velocity_update_data_ready) {
const bool continuing_conditions_passing = _control_status.flags.vehicle_at_rest
&& _control_status_prev.flags.vehicle_at_rest
&& !isVerticalVelocityAidingActive(); // otherwise the filter is "too rigid" to follow a position drift
if (continuing_conditions_passing) {
Vector3f vel_obs{0, 0, 0};
Vector3f innovation = _state.vel - vel_obs;
// Set a low variance initially for faster leveling and higher
// later to let the states follow the measurements
const float obs_var = _control_status.flags.tilt_align ? sq(0.2f) : sq(0.001f);
Vector3f innov_var{
P(4, 4) + obs_var,
P(5, 5) + obs_var,
P(6, 6) + obs_var};
fuseVelPosHeight(innovation(0), innov_var(0), 0);
fuseVelPosHeight(innovation(1), innov_var(1), 1);
fuseVelPosHeight(innovation(2), innov_var(2), 2);
_time_last_zero_velocity_fuse = _time_delayed_us;
}
}
}