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| ManifoldEvaluationFunctor () |
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| ManifoldEvaluationFunctor (size_t N, double x) |
| | Default Constructor.
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| ManifoldEvaluationFunctor (size_t N, double x, double a, double b) |
| | Constructor, with interval [a,b].
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T | apply (const ParameterMatrix< M > &P, OptionalJacobian< -1, -1 > H={}) const |
| | Manifold evaluation.
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T | operator() (const ParameterMatrix< M > &P, OptionalJacobian< -1, -1 > H={}) const |
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double | apply (const typename DERIVED::Parameters &p, OptionalJacobian<-1, -1 > H={}) const |
| | Regular 1D evaluation.
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double | operator() (const typename DERIVED::Parameters &p, OptionalJacobian<-1, -1 > H={}) const |
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template<typename DERIVED>
template<class T>
class gtsam::Basis< DERIVED >::ManifoldEvaluationFunctor< T >
Manifold EvaluationFunctor at a given x, applied to ParameterMatrix<M>. This functor is used to evaluate a parameterized function at a given scalar value x. When given a specific M*N parameters, returns an M-vector the M corresponding functions at x, possibly with Jacobians wrpt the parameters.
The difference with the VectorEvaluationFunctor is that after computing the M*1 vector xi=F(x;P), with x a scalar and P the M*N parameter vector, we also retract xi back to the T manifold. For example, if T==Rot3, then we first compute a 3-vector xi using x and P, and then map that 3-vector xi back to the Rot3 manifold, yielding a valid 3D rotation.