rigidity-graph 0.2.0

Pose-graph optimisation: edge information in calibrated units, with the directions the geometry cannot see left out of it.
Documentation
[package]
name        = "rigidity-graph"
description = "Pose-graph optimisation: edge information in calibrated units, with the directions the geometry cannot see left out of it."
version.workspace      = true
edition.workspace      = true
rust-version.workspace = true
license.workspace      = true
readme.workspace       = true
repository.workspace   = true
homepage.workspace     = true
keywords.workspace     = true
categories.workspace   = true

# The examples that measure against the ETH ASL datasets are not shipped.
# They need three gigabytes this tarball does not carry — `datasets/fetch.sh`
# in the repository fetches it — and what they share, the sector crop and the
# overlap measure, comes from `rigidity-harness`, a workspace crate that is
# never published, so a reader who unpacked this would get examples that
# cannot build. The repository is where they live; the README says so.
exclude = [
    "examples/eth_survey.rs",
    "examples/basin.rs",
    "examples/bias.rs",
    "examples/closures.rs",
]

[dependencies]
# The whole dependency list, and deliberately: this crate is mathematics
# over `Se3` and `Conditioning`, and anything it needed beyond them would
# be a sign it had started to be about something else.
rigidity-core.workspace = true
thiserror.workspace     = true

[dev-dependencies]
approx.workspace = true
# The examples only: a survey against real data has to read files and run
# the pipeline, and neither belongs in what this crate makes anyone depend
# on. Nothing in `src/` may use these.
rigidity-io.workspace       = true
rigidity-pipeline.workspace = true
# The sector crop, shared with M9's examples so that both cut alike.
rigidity-harness.workspace  = true
# The deterministic generator: an experiment that resamples an
# initialisation has to resample the same one tomorrow.
rigidity-scenes.workspace   = true

[lints]
workspace = true