test
kalman.c
- Committer:
- fitzpatrick
- Date:
- 2021-03-28
- Revision:
- 1:270647f1e086
- Parent:
- 0:8a460b0d6f09
File content as of revision 1:270647f1e086:
#include "kalman.h" /********************************************************************* The implememted kalman filter estimates the angle that will be used on the PID controller alogrithm. The filter consists of two states [angle, gyro_bais]. *********************************************************************/ /******************************************************************** * Function Name: kalman_init * * Return Value: none * * Parameters: struct filter, R_angle, Q_gyro, Q_angle * * Description: Initialize the kalman Filter parameters. * ********************************************************************/ void kalman_init(kalman *filter, double R_angle, double Q_gyro, double Q_angle) // Initialization { // Initialize the three states, the angle, gyro bias and angular rate filter->x_bias = 0.0; filter->x_rate = 0.0; filter->x_angle = 0.0; // Initialize measurement noise covariance, a 1x1 matrix representing expected accelerometer jitter // R_angel is set to 0.59 filter->R_angle = R_angle; // Initialize process noise covariance matrix, trust of acceleromter vs trust of gyro // Q_gyro set to 0.002 and Q_angle set to 0.001. filter->Q_gyro = Q_gyro; filter->Q_angle = Q_angle; // Initialize covariance of estimate state. This is updated // at every time step to determine how well the sensors are // tracking the actual state. Initially an Identity matrix filter->P_00 = 1.0; filter->P_01 = 0.0; filter->P_10 = 0.0; filter->P_11 = 1.0; } /******************************************************************** * Function Name: kalman_predict * * Return Value: none * * Parameters: struct filter, measured gyro value * * Description: Called at dt, updates current rate and angle * ********************************************************************/ void kalman_predict(kalman *filter, double dot_angle, double dt) { // so not on the stack. static double gyro_rate_unbiased; static double Pdot_00; static double Pdot_01; static double Pdot_10; static double Pdot_11; // dot_angle is the gyro value. gyro_rate_unbiased = dot_angle - filter->x_bias; // Store our unbiased gyro estimate. filter->x_rate= gyro_rate_unbiased; // x_angle = x_angle + (measured gyro - x_bias)*dt from X = AX(k-1) + Bu(k-1) filter->x_angle= filter->x_angle + (dot_angle - filter->x_bias)*dt; // Compute the derivative of the covariance matrix // Pdot = A*P + P*A' + Q Pdot_00 = filter->Q_angle - filter->P_01 - filter->P_10; Pdot_01 = -filter->P_11; Pdot_10 = -filter->P_11; Pdot_11 = filter->Q_gyro; // Update the covariance matrix. filter->P_00 += Pdot_00 * dt; filter->P_01 += Pdot_01 * dt; filter->P_10 += Pdot_10 * dt; filter->P_11 += Pdot_11 * dt; } /********************************************************************* * Function Name: kalman_update * * Return Value: none * * Parameters: struct filter, measured angle value * * Description: Called with new accelerometer angle * * Updates estimated angle * *********************************************************************/ void kalman_update(kalman *filter, double angle_measured) { // Static to keep off the stack. static double y; static double S; static double K_0; static double K_1; // Compute the error in the estimate. // Innovation or Measurement Residual // y = z - Hx y= angle_measured - filter->x_angle; // Compute the error estimate. // S = H P H' + R S = filter->R_angle + filter->P_00; // Compute the kalman filter gains. // K = P H' inv(S) = P H'/(H P H' + R) K_0 = filter->P_00 / S; K_1 = filter->P_10 / S; // Update covariance matrix. // P = P - K H P = (I - KH)P filter->P_00 -= K_0 * filter->P_00; filter->P_01 -= K_0 * filter->P_01; filter->P_10 -= K_1 * filter->P_00; filter->P_11 -= K_1 * filter->P_01; // Update the state (new)estimates (Correct the prediction of the state). // Also adjust the bias on the gyro at every iteration. // x = x + K * y = x + K(z - Hx ) filter->x_angle = filter->x_angle + K_0 * y; filter->x_bias = filter->x_bias + K_1 * y; }