Add track stitching class and example. #764
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Co-authored-by: Scott Florence <sflorence@dstl.gov.uk>
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Code coverage could be improved. It looks like the backwards methods aren't tested currently. |
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Would be good to compare before and after, but I can see issue is that stitched tracks aren't interpolated. Probably should add that as separate component that could be used.
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| # Track Stitcher Class | ||
| # ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | ||
| # The cell below contains the track stitcher class. The functions `forward_predict` and | ||
| # `backward_predict` perform the forward and backward predictions respectively (as noted above). If | ||
| # using fowards and backwards stitching, predictions from both methods are merged together. | ||
| # They calculate which pairs of tracks could possibly be stitched together. The function `stitch` | ||
| # uses `forward_predict` and `backward_predict` to pair and 'stitch' track sections together. | ||
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| from stonesoup.stitcher import TrackStitcher |
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you could delete this text as most content is covered in the intro and move the import statement down to applying the stitcher
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Co-authored-by: Roisín Gorman <119332214+rcgorman-dstl@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Scott Florence sflorence@dstl.gov.uk
Pull request to add track stitching example and 'Stitcher' class to main stone soup repository.