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Eliminate race condition caused by checking for data freshness using time stamps from buffer push instead than buffer pop events. Consistent use of range data ready and range data fault flags. This achieved by ensuring that _rng_hgt_faulty is set to true for all range data faults, not just data freshness. Include range data validity requirement in rangeAidConditionsMet() check.
221 lines
7.5 KiB
C++
221 lines
7.5 KiB
C++
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/**
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* @file terrain_estimator.cpp
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* Function for fusing rangefinder measurements to estimate terrain vertical position/
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* @author Paul Riseborough <p_riseborough@live.com.au>
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*
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*/
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#include "ekf.h"
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#include <ecl.h>
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#include <mathlib/mathlib.h>
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bool Ekf::initHagl()
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{
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// get most recent range measurement from buffer
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const rangeSample &latest_measurement = _range_buffer.get_newest();
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if ((_time_last_imu - latest_measurement.time_us) < (uint64_t)2e5 && _R_rng_to_earth_2_2 > _params.range_cos_max_tilt) {
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// if we have a fresh measurement, use it to initialise the terrain estimator
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_terrain_vpos = _state.pos(2) + latest_measurement.rng * _R_rng_to_earth_2_2;
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// initialise state variance to variance of measurement
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_terrain_var = sq(_params.range_noise);
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// success
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return true;
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} else if (!_control_status.flags.in_air) {
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// if on ground we assume a ground clearance
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_terrain_vpos = _state.pos(2) + _params.rng_gnd_clearance;
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// Use the ground clearance value as our uncertainty
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_terrain_var = sq(_params.rng_gnd_clearance);
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// ths is a guess
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return false;
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} else {
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// no information - cannot initialise
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return false;
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}
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}
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void Ekf::runTerrainEstimator()
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{
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// Perform a continuity check on range finder data
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checkRangeDataContinuity();
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// Perform initialisation check
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if (!_terrain_initialised) {
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_terrain_initialised = initHagl();
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} else {
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// predict the state variance growth where the state is the vertical position of the terrain underneath the vehicle
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// process noise due to errors in vehicle height estimate
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_terrain_var += sq(_imu_sample_delayed.delta_vel_dt * _params.terrain_p_noise);
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// process noise due to terrain gradient
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_terrain_var += sq(_imu_sample_delayed.delta_vel_dt * _params.terrain_gradient) * (sq(_state.vel(0)) + sq(_state.vel(
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1)));
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// limit the variance to prevent it becoming badly conditioned
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_terrain_var = math::constrain(_terrain_var, 0.0f, 1e4f);
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// Fuse range finder data if available
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if (_range_data_ready && !_rng_hgt_faulty) {
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fuseHagl();
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// update range sensor angle parameters in case they have changed
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// we do this here to avoid doing those calculations at a high rate
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_sin_tilt_rng = sinf(_params.rng_sens_pitch);
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_cos_tilt_rng = cosf(_params.rng_sens_pitch);
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}
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//constrain _terrain_vpos to be a minimum of _params.rng_gnd_clearance larger than _state.pos(2)
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if (_terrain_vpos - _state.pos(2) < _params.rng_gnd_clearance) {
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_terrain_vpos = _params.rng_gnd_clearance + _state.pos(2);
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}
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}
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// Update terrain validity
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update_terrain_valid();
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}
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void Ekf::fuseHagl()
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{
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// If the vehicle is excessively tilted, do not try to fuse range finder observations
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if (_R_rng_to_earth_2_2 > _params.range_cos_max_tilt) {
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// get a height above ground measurement from the range finder assuming a flat earth
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float meas_hagl = _range_sample_delayed.rng * _R_rng_to_earth_2_2;
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// predict the hagl from the vehicle position and terrain height
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float pred_hagl = _terrain_vpos - _state.pos(2);
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// calculate the innovation
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_hagl_innov = pred_hagl - meas_hagl;
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// calculate the observation variance adding the variance of the vehicles own height uncertainty
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float obs_variance = fmaxf(P[9][9], 0.0f) + sq(_params.range_noise) + sq(_params.range_noise_scaler * _range_sample_delayed.rng);
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// calculate the innovation variance - limiting it to prevent a badly conditioned fusion
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_hagl_innov_var = fmaxf(_terrain_var + obs_variance, obs_variance);
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// perform an innovation consistency check and only fuse data if it passes
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float gate_size = fmaxf(_params.range_innov_gate, 1.0f);
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_terr_test_ratio = sq(_hagl_innov) / (sq(gate_size) * _hagl_innov_var);
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if (_terr_test_ratio <= 1.0f) {
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// calculate the Kalman gain
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float gain = _terrain_var / _hagl_innov_var;
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// correct the state
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_terrain_vpos -= gain * _hagl_innov;
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// correct the variance
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_terrain_var = fmaxf(_terrain_var * (1.0f - gain), 0.0f);
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// record last successful fusion event
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_time_last_hagl_fuse = _time_last_imu;
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_innov_check_fail_status.flags.reject_hagl = false;
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} else {
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// If we have been rejecting range data for too long, reset to measurement
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if (_time_last_imu - _time_last_hagl_fuse > (uint64_t)10E6) {
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_terrain_vpos = _state.pos(2) + meas_hagl;
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_terrain_var = obs_variance;
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} else {
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_innov_check_fail_status.flags.reject_hagl = true;
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}
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}
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} else {
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_innov_check_fail_status.flags.reject_hagl = true;
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return;
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}
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}
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// return true if the terrain height estimate is valid
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bool Ekf::get_terrain_valid()
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{
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return _hagl_valid;
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}
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// determine terrain validity
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void Ekf::update_terrain_valid()
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{
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if (_terrain_initialised && _range_data_continuous && !_control_status.flags.rng_stuck &&
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(_time_last_imu - _time_last_hagl_fuse < (uint64_t)5e6)) {
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_hagl_valid = true;
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} else {
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_hagl_valid = false;
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}
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}
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// get the estimated vertical position of the terrain relative to the NED origin
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void Ekf::get_terrain_vert_pos(float *ret)
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{
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memcpy(ret, &_terrain_vpos, sizeof(float));
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}
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void Ekf::get_hagl_innov(float *hagl_innov)
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{
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memcpy(hagl_innov, &_hagl_innov, sizeof(_hagl_innov));
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}
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void Ekf::get_hagl_innov_var(float *hagl_innov_var)
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{
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memcpy(hagl_innov_var, &_hagl_innov_var, sizeof(_hagl_innov_var));
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}
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// check that the range finder data is continuous
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void Ekf::checkRangeDataContinuity()
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{
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// update range data continuous flag (1Hz ie 2000 ms)
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/* Timing in micro seconds */
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/* Apply a 2.0 sec low pass filter to the time delta from the last range finder updates */
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float alpha = 0.5f * _dt_update;
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_dt_last_range_update_filt_us = _dt_last_range_update_filt_us * (1.0f - alpha) + alpha *
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(_time_last_imu - _time_last_range);
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_dt_last_range_update_filt_us = fminf(_dt_last_range_update_filt_us, 4e6f);
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if (_dt_last_range_update_filt_us < 2e6f) {
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_range_data_continuous = true;
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} else {
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_range_data_continuous = false;
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}
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}
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