Block rollouts that cut through undrivable area#19
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Block rollouts that cut through undrivable area#19blabla-my wants to merge 1 commit intohatem-darweesh:openplanner.1.15from
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Hello @hatem-darweesh , This PR has not received a response for a long time, and I want to confirm if this solution is acceptable. If it is not, I kindly request your advice. Thanks for your attention. |
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能否把你的修改的代码发我一下,我的工程里面也需要有这个功能!邮箱14371647@QQ.COM,微信18629141183 |
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Hello, maintainers of OpenPlanner.
As discussed in hatem-darweesh/autoware.ai.openplanner#6, rollouts that cut through undrivable areas are not filtered out, leading the ego vehicle driving towards unexpected regions. This PR aims at solving this problem.
The approach is described as follows:
The approach is optional. A parameter named
enableBlockingRolloutsOutOfMapcan be settrueto enable this mechanism.Note: To fully implement this approach, I also send a PR to the
core_planningrepo, linked here: hatem-darweesh/core_planning#18