Raising Accuracy Through Scaling Equations
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2020 12:15 pm
Hello,
As mentioned, I wrote a code in Python with scaling equations to increase accuracy of results with Pybullet.
The paper I am using as a reference tells the following : "The scaling of a rigid body
simulation causes a particular effect on the dimension of time. The simulation of a scaled model
has a continuous time scaled run in pseudo real-time."
Where time_scaled = x * time and x is a given number.
I struggle to understand how I can use it in my code. I mean, a second will always be a second no matter what. How can I ''manipulate" time inside of pybullet itself ?
If someone has experience in scaling equations or an idea that could help me, I will be very thankful.
Thanks in advance
As mentioned, I wrote a code in Python with scaling equations to increase accuracy of results with Pybullet.
The paper I am using as a reference tells the following : "The scaling of a rigid body
simulation causes a particular effect on the dimension of time. The simulation of a scaled model
has a continuous time scaled run in pseudo real-time."
Where time_scaled = x * time and x is a given number.
I struggle to understand how I can use it in my code. I mean, a second will always be a second no matter what. How can I ''manipulate" time inside of pybullet itself ?
If someone has experience in scaling equations or an idea that could help me, I will be very thankful.
Thanks in advance