InterpolationSegmentFactory.h

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 * @package    ArmarXGuiPlugins::RobotTrajectoryDesigner::Interpolation
 * @author     Timo Birr
 * @date       2018
 * @copyright  http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt
 *             GNU General Public License
 */
#ifndef INTERPOLATIONSEGMENTFACTORY_H
#define INTERPOLATIONSEGMENTFACTORY_H
 
#include "AbstractInterpolation.h"
#include "InterpolationType.h"
#include <VirtualRobot/IK/AdvancedIKSolver.h>
 
namespace armarx
{
    /**
    * @brief The InterpolationSegmentFactory class
    * Utility Class used to easily create InterpolationSegments, so that every Interpolation can be threated the same
    * An Interpolation produced by this factory always has exactly two Waypoints and is defined between 0 and 1
    * With 0 being the starting pose and 1 being the end pose
    */
    class InterpolationSegmentFactory
    {
    public:
        /**
         * @brief produceInterpolationSegments constructs a vector of AbstractInterpolation the concrete Interpolationtype of which is defined by interpolations
         * @param controlPoints the Poses the interpolation curves go through; segment i starts at controlPoint i and ends at control point i + 1
         * @param interpolations the InterpolationTypes of the Interpolation segments (warning: at least 2 segments in a row have to have spline intepolation)
         * @return a vector of |controlPoints| - 1 AbstractInterpolations between the control points
         */
        static std::vector<AbstractInterpolationPtr> produceInterpolationSegments(std::vector<PoseBasePtr> controlPoints, std::vector<InterpolationType> interpolations);
 
        /**
         * @brief produceInterpolationSegments constructs a vector of LinearInterpolations
         * @param controlPoints the Poses the interpolation curves go through; segment i starts at controlPoint i and ends at control point i + 1
         * @return a vector of |controlPoints| - 1 LinearInterpolations between the control points
         */
        static std::vector<AbstractInterpolationPtr> produceLinearInterpolationSegments(std::vector<PoseBasePtr> controlPoints);
 
        /**
         * @brief produceInterpolationSegments constructs a vector of SplineInterpolations
         * @param controlPoints the Poses the interpolation curves go through; segment i starts at controlPoint i and ends at control point i + 1
         * @return a vector of |controlPoints| - 1 SplineInterpolations between the control points
         */
        static std::vector<AbstractInterpolationPtr> produceSplineInterpolationSegments(std::vector<PoseBasePtr> controlPoints);
 
        /**
         * @brief produceSplineInterpolationSegment constructs the splineInterpolationSegment of a splineInterpolation between given controlPoints
         * @param controlPoints the controlPoints of the parent SplineInterpolatiom
         * @param segmentStart the first Point in the Interval
         * @return a SplineInterpolationSegment between segmentStart and the following control point
         */
        static AbstractInterpolationPtr produceSplineInterpolationSegment(std::vector<PoseBasePtr> controlPoints, PoseBasePtr segmentStart);
 
        /**
         * @brief optimizeControlPoints changes the cartian selections and control points so that the IKSolving produces a smooth Trajectory
         * @param controlPoints the controlPoints to change to make the Trajectory smooth
         * @param selections the cartesian selections to optimize
         */
        static void optimizeControlPoints(std::vector<PoseBasePtr>& controlPoints, std::vector<VirtualRobot::IKSolver::CartesianSelection>& selections);
        /**
         * @brief needsOptimizing returns true if there is a CartesianSelection at i that dominates a CartesianSelection at i - 1
         * @param selections the cartesian selection that should be reached
         * @return true if the cartesian Selection need optimizing for a smooth trajectory
         */
        static bool needsOptimizing(std::vector<VirtualRobot::IKSolver::CartesianSelection>& selections);
        /**
         * @brief isDominantOver returns true when current selection dominates other selection
         * Definition: A CartesianSelection dominates another CartesianSelection when additional Information is needed to solve curren after solving other
         * Examples: - X dominates Y ; Y dominates X ; Pos dominates X,Y ans Z but X,Y and Z dont dominate Pos; Pos dominates Ori ; Ori dominates Pos
         * @param current the later cartesian selection
         * @param other the prior cartesian selection
         * @return true if current dominates other
         */
        static bool isDominantOver(VirtualRobot::IKSolver::CartesianSelection current, VirtualRobot::IKSolver::CartesianSelection other);
        /**
         * @brief getSmallestDominating returns the cartesian selection that dominates all other cartesian selections in selections
         * Examples: (X,Y,Y,Y,Z) -> Pos ; (X,Y, Ori) -> All; (Ori,Ori) -> Ori ; (X,Z,Pos) -> Pos
         * @param selections the selections to get the smallest dominating selection from
         * @return the smmallestDominating Selection
         */
        static VirtualRobot::IKSolver::CartesianSelection getSmallestDominating(std::vector<VirtualRobot::IKSolver::CartesianSelection> selections);
        /**
         * @brief optimizePose changes the original pose so that the interpolation is smove when it changes from selectionOriginal to selectionCorrected
         * @param original the original Pose
         * @param corrected the absolute corrected Pose
         * @param selectionOriginal the cartesian selection associated with the original Pose
         * @param selectionCorrected the cartesian selection associated with the corrected Pose
         * @return
         */
        static PoseBasePtr optimizePose(armarx::PoseBasePtr original, armarx::PoseBasePtr corrected, VirtualRobot::IKSolver::CartesianSelection selectionOriginal, VirtualRobot::IKSolver::CartesianSelection selectionCorrected);
    };
}
 
#endif