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bresch 2bafe9df08 GPS Yaw: wait to fuse at yaw at least once before declaring it faulty
This fixes the cases where the yaw message from the GNSS receiver would
take more time than the vel/pos. The estimator should wait and not
immediately fall back to an other aiding source after 5sec.
If it never comes, it will never fall back, but this is ok since the
user wants to fly with GPS aiding an not with something else.
2020-06-23 08:43:48 +02:00

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/**
* Test the gps yaw fusion
* @author Kamil Ritz <ka.ritz@hotmail.com>
*/
#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include "EKF/ekf.h"
#include "sensor_simulator/sensor_simulator.h"
#include "sensor_simulator/ekf_wrapper.h"
#include "test_helper/reset_logging_checker.h"
class EkfGpsHeadingTest : public ::testing::Test {
public:
EkfGpsHeadingTest(): ::testing::Test(),
_ekf{std::make_shared<Ekf>()},
_sensor_simulator(_ekf),
_ekf_wrapper(_ekf) {};
std::shared_ptr<Ekf> _ekf;
SensorSimulator _sensor_simulator;
EkfWrapper _ekf_wrapper;
// Setup the Ekf with synthetic measurements
void SetUp() override
{
_ekf->init(0);
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(NAN);
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(2);
_ekf_wrapper.enableGpsFusion();
_ekf_wrapper.enableGpsHeadingFusion();
_sensor_simulator.startGps();
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(11);
}
};
TEST_F(EkfGpsHeadingTest, fusionStartWithReset)
{
// GIVEN:EKF that fuses GPS
// WHEN: enabling GPS heading fusion and heading difference is bigger than 15 degrees
const float gps_heading = _ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle() + math::radians(20.f);
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
_ekf_wrapper.enableGpsHeadingFusion();
const int initial_quat_reset_counter = _ekf_wrapper.getQuaternionResetCounter();
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(0.2);
// THEN: GPS heading fusion should have started;
EXPECT_TRUE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingGpsHeadingFusion());
// AND: a reset to GPS heading is performed
EXPECT_EQ(_ekf_wrapper.getQuaternionResetCounter(), initial_quat_reset_counter + 1);
EXPECT_NEAR(_ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle(), gps_heading, 0.001);
// WHEN: GPS heading is disabled
_sensor_simulator._gps.stop();
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(11);
// THEN: after a while the fusion should be stopped
EXPECT_FALSE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingGpsHeadingFusion());
}
TEST_F(EkfGpsHeadingTest, yawConvergence)
{
// GIVEN: an initial GPS yaw, not aligned with the current one
float gps_heading = _ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle() + math::radians(10.f);
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
// WHEN: the GPS yaw fusion is activated
_ekf_wrapper.enableGpsHeadingFusion();
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(5);
// THEN: the estimate is reset and stays close to the measurement
float yaw_est = _ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle();
EXPECT_NEAR(yaw_est, gps_heading, math::radians(0.05f))
<< "yaw est: " << math::degrees(yaw_est) << "gps yaw: " << math::degrees(gps_heading);
// AND WHEN: the the measurement changes
gps_heading += math::radians(2.f);
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(6);
// THEN: the estimate slowly converges to the new measurement
// Note that the process is slow, because the gyro did not detect any motion
yaw_est = _ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle();
EXPECT_NEAR(yaw_est, gps_heading, math::radians(0.5f))
<< "yaw est: " << math::degrees(yaw_est) << "gps yaw: " << math::degrees(gps_heading);
}
TEST_F(EkfGpsHeadingTest, fallBackToMag)
{
// GIVEN: an initial GPS yaw, not aligned with the current one
// GPS yaw is expected to arrive a bit later, first feed some NANs
// to the filter
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(6);
float gps_heading = _ekf_wrapper.getYawAngle() + math::radians(10.f);
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
// WHEN: the GPS yaw fusion is activated
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(1);
// THEN: GPS heading fusion should have started, and mag
// fusion should be disabled
EXPECT_TRUE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingGpsHeadingFusion());
EXPECT_FALSE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingMagHeadingFusion());
EXPECT_FALSE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingMag3DFusion());
// BUT WHEN: the GPS yaw is suddenly invalid
gps_heading = NAN;
_sensor_simulator._gps.setYaw(gps_heading);
_sensor_simulator.runSeconds(6);
// THEN: after a few seconds, the fusion should stop and
// the estimator should fall back to mag fusion
EXPECT_FALSE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingGpsHeadingFusion());
EXPECT_TRUE(_ekf_wrapper.isIntendingMagHeadingFusion());
}