Converting double array to struct array for generalized inverse kinematics
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Hello,
q0 = robot.homeConfiguration.JointPosition;
numWaypoints = 5;
qWaypoints = repmat(q0, numWaypoints, 1);
gik = robotics.GeneralizedInverseKinematics;
gik.RigidBodyTree = robot;
gik.ConstraintInputs = {'position'};
posTgt = robotics.PositionTarget(ee);
posTgt.TargetPosition = [1 1 1];
qWaypoints(1,:)= q0;
for k = 2:numWaypoints
[qWaypoints(k,:),solutionInfo] = gik(qWaypoints(:,k-1), posTgt);
end
above is the code that I am working with. The error ouccurs at "gik(qWaypoints(:,k-1), posTgt)". So basically I need to convert the qWaypoints to struct array (currently it is an array of doubles). Is there an easy and simple way for this conversion ?
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Kevin Chng
am 12 Okt. 2018
Hi,
I guess you have to
convert it to cell first
a=num2cell(gWaypoints);
later, use cell2struc() convert it to structure array.
I don't know how your qWaypoints array looks like, therefore i unable to help you to code it, however, you may refer to documentation :
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Sebastian Castro
am 4 Nov. 2018
Instead of converting back and forth, it's easier to stick to a consistent format -- either all structs or all numeric.
If you do either of the following,
robot.DataFormat = 'row';
robot.DataFormat = 'column';
then the robot configuration, including the solution of gik, will be a numeric row/column instead of a struct.
As an alternative, as you said, you can keep everything as a struct. You can simply your first line to
q0 = robot.homeConfiguration
Then, repmat should handle the rest for initializing the array to be of structs rather than numeric.
Finally, your loop contents should become something like:
[qWaypoints(k),solutionInfo] = gik(qWaypoints(k-1), posTgt);
- Sebastian
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