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skeleton_example.h
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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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//
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// Simple skeleton example intended as a quick-start guide for learning to use
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// this repository. This file is extensively commented; however, if you do have
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// any questions please don't hesitate to post an issue on the repository
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// (https://github.com/HJReachability/ilqgames/issues) or contact the author.
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//
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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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#ifndef ILQGAMES_EXAMPLES_SKELETON_EXAMPLE_H
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#define ILQGAMES_EXAMPLES_SKELETON_EXAMPLE_H
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#include <ilqgames/solver/solver_params.h>
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#include <ilqgames/solver/top_down_renderable_problem.h>
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namespace
ilqgames
{
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class
SkeletonExample
:
public
TopDownRenderableProblem
{
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public
:
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~
SkeletonExample
() {}
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SkeletonExample
() :
TopDownRenderableProblem
() {}
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// Construct dynamics, initial state, and player costs.
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void
ConstructDynamics();
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void
ConstructInitialState();
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void
ConstructPlayerCosts();
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// Unpack x, y, heading (for each player, potentially) from a given state.
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std::vector<float> Xs(
const
VectorXf& x)
const
;
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std::vector<float> Ys(
const
VectorXf& x)
const
;
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std::vector<float> Thetas(
const
VectorXf& x)
const
;
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};
// class SkeletonExample
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}
// namespace ilqgames
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#endif
ilqgames::SkeletonExample
Definition:
skeleton_example.h:54
ilqgames
Definition:
air_3d.cpp:56
ilqgames::TopDownRenderableProblem
Definition:
top_down_renderable_problem.h:51
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