1GRAPH-SLAM(1)       Mobile Robot Programming Toolkit - MRPT      GRAPH-SLAM(1)
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NAME

6       graph-slam - Command-line Graph-SLAM hub application
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SYNOPSIS

9          graph-slam  [--info] [--dijkstra] [--levmarq] [--no-span]
10                      [--initial-lambda <val>] [--max-iters <N>] [-q] [--view]
11                      [--3d] [--2d] [-o <result.graph>] -i <test.graph> [--]
12                      [--version] [-h]
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USAGE EXAMPLES

15       View Dijkstra-based spanning tree coordinates estimation of a 2D graph
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18       graph-slam --2d --dijkstra --view -i in.graph
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20       Visualization of a 2D (or 3D) graph file
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22       graph-slam --2d [or --3d] --view -i in.graph
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24       Levenberg-Marquartd optimization of a 3D graph and visualize result
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26       graph-slam --3d --levmarq --view -i in.graph
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DESCRIPTION

29       graph-slam is a command-line application to visualize pose constraint
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32       These are the supported arguments and operations:
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34          --info
35            Op: Loads the graph and displays statistics and information on it.
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39            Op: Executes CNetworkOfPoses::dijkstra_nodes_estimate() to estimate
40            the global pose of nodes from a Dijkstra tree and the edge relative
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43            Can be used together with: --view, --output
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45          --levmarq
46            Op: Optimizes the graph with sparse Levenberg-Marquartd using global
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49            Can be used together with: --view, --output, --max-iters, --no-span,
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52          --no-span
53            Don't use dijkstra initial spanning tree guess (optional)
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55          --initial-lambda <val>
56            Initial lambda parameter (optional, lev-marq)
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58          --max-iters <N>
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61          -q,  --quiet
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64          --view
65            Op: Visualize the graph in a 3D view. If used alone, represent VERTEX2
66            or VERTEX3 poses directly as stored in the input file. If used
67            together with another operation, the final obtained graph after the
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72            Use 3D poses (Must use exactly one of --2d and --3d)
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75            Use 2D poses (Must use exactly one of --2d and --3d)
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77          -o <result.graph>,  --output <result.graph>
78            Output file (optional) (*.graph,*.graphbin)
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80          -i <test.graph>,  --input <test.graph>
81            (required)  Input file (required) (*.graph,*.graphbin)
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83          --,  --ignore_rest
84            Ignores the rest of the labeled arguments following this flag.
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86          --version
87            Displays version information and exits.
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89          -h,  --help
90            Displays usage information and exits.
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BUGS

93       Please report bugs at https://github.com/MRPT/mrpt/issues
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AUTHORS

96       graph-slam is part of the Mobile Robot Programming Toolkit (MRPT), and
97       was originally written by the MAPIR laboratory (University of Malaga).
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99       This manual page was written by Jose Luis Blanco
100       <joseluisblancoc@gmail.com>.
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103       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
104       under the terms of the BSD License.
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106       On Debian GNU/Linux systems, the complete text of the BSD License can
107       be found in `/usr/share/common-licenses/BSD'.
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