pub struct Graph {
pub vertices_se2: HashMap<usize, VertexSE2>,
pub vertices_se3: HashMap<usize, VertexSE3>,
pub edges_se2: Vec<EdgeSE2>,
pub edges_se3: Vec<EdgeSE3>,
}Expand description
Main graph structure containing vertices and edges
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§vertices_se2: HashMap<usize, VertexSE2>§vertices_se3: HashMap<usize, VertexSE3>§edges_se2: Vec<EdgeSE2>§edges_se3: Vec<EdgeSE3>Implementations§
Source§impl Graph
impl Graph
pub fn new() -> Self
pub fn vertex_count(&self) -> usize
pub fn edge_count(&self) -> usize
Sourcepub fn from_optimized_variables(
variables: &HashMap<String, VariableEnum>,
original_edges: &Self,
) -> Self
pub fn from_optimized_variables( variables: &HashMap<String, VariableEnum>, original_edges: &Self, ) -> Self
Create a new graph from optimized variables, keeping the original edges
This is useful for saving optimization results: vertices are updated with optimized poses, while edges (constraints) remain the same.
§Arguments
variables- collections::HashMap of optimized variable values from solveroriginal_edges- Reference to original graph to copy edges from
§Returns
A new Graph with optimized vertices and original edges
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impl Freeze for Graph
impl RefUnwindSafe for Graph
impl Send for Graph
impl Sync for Graph
impl Unpin for Graph
impl UnwindSafe for Graph
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