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Added marker range support
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@@ -920,14 +920,14 @@ class RTABMAP_CORE_EXPORT Parameters
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, Strategy, int, 0, "Marker detection implementation: 0=OpenCV, 1=AprilTag");
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, Dictionary, int, 0, "Dictionary to use: DICT_ARUCO_4X4_50=0, DICT_ARUCO_4X4_100=1, DICT_ARUCO_4X4_250=2, DICT_ARUCO_4X4_1000=3, DICT_ARUCO_5X5_50=4, DICT_ARUCO_5X5_100=5, DICT_ARUCO_5X5_250=6, DICT_ARUCO_5X5_1000=7, DICT_ARUCO_6X6_50=8, DICT_ARUCO_6X6_100=9, DICT_ARUCO_6X6_250=10, DICT_ARUCO_6X6_1000=11, DICT_ARUCO_7X7_50=12, DICT_ARUCO_7X7_100=13, DICT_ARUCO_7X7_250=14, DICT_ARUCO_7X7_1000=15, DICT_ARUCO_ORIGINAL = 16, DICT_APRILTAG_16h5=17, DICT_APRILTAG_25h9=18, DICT_APRILTAG_36h10=19, DICT_APRILTAG_36h11=20, DICT_ARUCO_MIP_36H12=21");
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, Length, float, 0, "The length (m) of the markers' side. Value <=0 means automatic marker length estimation using the depth image (the camera should look at the marker perpendicularly for initialization). If 0, the length is estimated only on the first marker detected, then re-used for all next detections (i.e., this assumes that markers have all the same length). With <0, the length is estimated once for each unique marker, then re-used for next detections with the same marker ID.");
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RTABMAP_PARAM_STR(Marker, Lengths, "", uFormat("List of markers to detect. Format is the marker's ID followed by its length (in meters), markers are separated by a vertical line (\"id1 length|id2 length\"). If empty, all markers of the chosen dictionary can be detected and their length is set/estimated based on %s. For example, to detect only markers 12 and 14 with lengths of 8 and 15 cm respectively, set \"12 0.08|14 0.15\".", kMarkerDictionary().c_str()).c_str());
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RTABMAP_PARAM_STR(Marker, Lengths, "", uFormat("List of markers to detect. Format is the marker's ID followed by its length (in meters), multiple markers are separated by a vertical line (\"id1 length|id2 length\"). We can also define a range of markers with \"id1:id2 length\" (id2 included). If empty, all markers of the chosen dictionary can be detected and their length is set/estimated based on %s. For example, to detect markers 12 and 14 with lengths of 8 and 15 cm respectively, and all markers between 30 and 40 with a length of 10 cm, set \"12 0.08|14 0.15|30:40 0.1\".", kMarkerDictionary().c_str()).c_str());
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, MaxDepthError, float, 0.01, uFormat("Maximum depth error between all corners of a marker when estimating the marker length (when %s is 0). The smaller it is, the more perpendicular the camera should be toward the marker to initialize the length.", kMarkerLength().c_str()));
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, VarianceLinear, float, 0.001, uFormat("Linear variance to set on marker detections. If %s is enabled and %s=2 (GTSAM): it is the variance of the range factor, with 9999 to disable range factor and to do only bearing.", kMarkerVarianceOrientationIgnored().c_str(), kOptimizerStrategy().c_str()));
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, VarianceAngular, float, 0.01, uFormat("Angular variance to set on marker detections. If %s is enabled, it is ignored with %s=1 (g2o) and it corresponds to bearing variance with %s=2 (GTSAM).", kMarkerVarianceOrientationIgnored().c_str(), kOptimizerStrategy().c_str(), kOptimizerStrategy().c_str()));
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, VarianceOrientationIgnored, bool, false, uFormat("When this setting is false, the landmark's orientation is optimized during graph optimization. When this setting is true, only the position of the landmark is optimized. This can be useful when the landmark's orientation estimation is not reliable. Note that for %s=1 (g2o), only %s needs be set if we ignore orientation. For %s=2 (GTSAM), instead of optimizing the landmark's position directly, a bearing/range factor is used, with %s as the variance of the range factor (with 9999 to optimize the position with only a bearing factor) and %s as the variance of the bearing factor (pitch/yaw).", kOptimizerStrategy().c_str(), kMarkerVarianceLinear().c_str(), kOptimizerStrategy().c_str(), kMarkerVarianceLinear().c_str(), kMarkerVarianceAngular().c_str()));
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, MaxRange, float, 0.0, "Maximum range in which markers will be detected. <=0 for unlimited range.");
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, MinRange, float, 0.0, "Miniminum range in which markers will be detected. <=0 for unlimited range.");
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RTABMAP_PARAM_STR(Marker, Priors, "", "World prior locations of the markers. The map will be transformed in marker's world frame when a tag is detected. Format is the marker's ID followed by its position (angles in rad), markers are separated by vertical line (\"id1 x y z roll pitch yaw|id2 x y z roll pitch yaw\"). Example: \"1 0 0 1 0 0 0|2 1 0 1 0 0 1.57\" (marker 2 is 1 meter forward than marker 1 with 90 deg yaw rotation).");
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RTABMAP_PARAM_STR(Marker, Priors, "", "World prior locations of the markers. The map will be transformed in marker's world frame when a tag is detected. Format is the marker's ID followed by its position (angles in rad), multiple markers are separated by vertical line (\"id1 x y z roll pitch yaw|id2 x y z roll pitch yaw\"). Example: \"1 0 0 1 0 0 0|2 1 0 1 0 0 1.57\" (marker 2 is 1 meter forward than marker 1 with 90 deg yaw rotation).");
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, PriorsVarianceLinear, float, 0.001, "Linear variance to set on marker priors.");
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RTABMAP_PARAM(Marker, PriorsVarianceAngular, float, 0.001, "Angular variance to set on marker priors.");
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