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I know that rtabmap uses loop closure to correct the odometry error but did I turn it on, that is the question. What parameter should I turn on to activate the loop closure or is it turned on by default?
Also, having the wheel odometry, is it worth to also turn on the stereo odometry? If yes, how can I fuse them both?
I think the following parameters will help you:
<param name="RGBD/ProximityBySpace" type="string" value="true"/> is for
Local loop closure detection (using estimated position) with locations in WM
<param name="Reg/Strategy" type="string" value="2"/> is for Loop closure transformation: 0=Visual, 1=ICP, 2=Visual+ICP
@kosmastsk isn't ICP stands for the lidar odometry? I only have the wheel odometry
You're right! Take a look in here: http://wiki.ros.org/rtabmap_ros/Tutorials/SetupOnYourRobot RTAB-Map gives you the way to syncronize all of the odometry sources, or you can just ignore the laser odometry and use only the wheel odometry . You can remap the odom topic to the topic of your wheel odometry. Also, ICP is not for a specific odometry type, it is an alignment method that leads to loop closure, independent of the source of odometry
@kosmastsk Ok, so the second param would be value=0 as I will only use visual
Asked: 2019-06-26 08:37:21 -0600
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Last updated: Jun 26 '19
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