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It is not built into the library, unfortunately. You can pass in a
list of Rs, but not Hs, to batch_filter. I would kind of like to add
this, just haven't gotten to it yet.
Just look at the code for batch_filter and rts. They are just loops.
Write your own loops, and substitute in your own R and H at the
appropriate places.
I know that is a brief answer; if you have more questions just ask.
On 9/8/15, Brad Cordova [email protected] wrote:
Thanks for this amazing library coupled with your very informative book. I
am really grateful that you spent so much time making this great.In you book you have an
example
of creating a filter that could handle measurements from two sensors with
different sampling frequencies. The solution there was to create different R
and H matrices depending on which sensor we have at a particular time.My question is how we can do this but using the batch_filter, and
rts_smoother functions? Is that already implemented in filterPy and I just
missed that, or do you have a recommended way to implement this myself.Thanks so much.
Best,
Brad
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Great thanks so much for the quick response. Will try that now.
Brad
On Sep 8, 2015, at 12:03 PM, Roger Labbe [email protected] wrote:
It is not built into the library, unfortunately. You can pass in a
list of Rs, but not Hs, to batch_filter. I would kind of like to add
this, just haven't gotten to it yet.Just look at the code for batch_filter and rts. They are just loops.
Write your own loops, and substitute in your own R and H at the
appropriate places.I know that is a brief answer; if you have more questions just ask.
On 9/8/15, Brad Cordova [email protected] wrote:
Thanks for this amazing library coupled with your very informative book. I
am really grateful that you spent so much time making this great.In you book you have an
example
of creating a filter that could handle measurements from two sensors with
different sampling frequencies. The solution there was to create different R
and H matrices depending on which sensor we have at a particular time.My question is how we can do this but using the batch_filter, and
rts_smoother functions? Is that already implemented in filterPy and I just
missed that, or do you have a recommended way to implement this myself.Thanks so much.
Best,
Brad
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
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