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Matlab: Path Prediction Query

  • 07-02-2006 5:50pm
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    henry hill
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    I'm doing a project on an autonomous tram and i need to able to predict the path of oncoming objects. However for the moment I'm only concerned with calculating this in a 2D graph, with x repesenting the distance from the scanner and y the angle.

    A scan is taken at equal intervals, eg. every 1 second. Considering isolating just one object from the field and getting the object's general xy co-ordinate at each scan, after four scans I should have enough info to calculate the predicted path of that object, and represent its path as a curve.

    What math is involved to calculate the velocity, acceleration, jerk, and predicted path for the object, using the x and y co-ordinates? Has anyone any experience in this?

    This appears to be a straight forward physics question but I decided to post here as I using Matlab to programme. Does anyone know of any useful functions to aid me. Thanks.


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