Peter Dürr bb5719a0da Add Python wrapper to ecl and use it to test functionality
* Add SWIG interface definition (and external numpy interface) to ecl classes
* Add section in CMakeLists.txt to build Python bindings and execute
  Python-based tests
* Write (property-based) tests that show the basic functionality of the Python
  bindings and the EKF (using pytest and hypothesis libraries)
* Write minimal benchmark for the EKF update (using benchmark plugin for pytest)
* Add plotting utilities to analyze tests
* Add lint script to keep the Python scripts clean
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ECL

Very lightweight Estimation & Control Library.

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This library solves the estimation & control problems of a number of robots and drones. It accepts GPS, vision and inertial sensor inputs. It is extremely lightweight and efficient and yet has the rugged field-proven performance.

The library is BSD 3-clause licensed.

Building EKF Library

Prerequisites:

By following the steps mentioned below you can create a shared library which can be included in projects using -l flag of gcc:

mkdir Build/
cd Build/
cmake ../EKF
make

Alternatively, just run:

./build.sh
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