[JAG 2023] LiDAR localization at 100FPS: A map-aided and template descriptor-based global method
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This repository contains C++ code for implementation of Particle Filter to localize a vehicle kidnapped in a closed environment. This task was implemented to partially fulfill Term-II goals of Udacity's self driving car nanodegree program.
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Implemented a C++ particle filter for real-time vehicle localization with only current visual observations and a map.
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An implementation of a 2D particle filter in C++
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Vehicle localization using a particle filter.
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Localizing vehicle on 2d space using particle filter. Code tested on simulator (link in reedme)
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Kidnapped Vehicle Project for Udacity Self-Driving Car Nanodegree
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Find the vehicle in the world, given maps and lidar data!
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Built a localizer to figure out where we are in a map.
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[Udacity] Projects for Self-Driving Cars Nanodegree by Udacity
udacity behavioral-cloning unscented-kalman-filter udacity-nanodegree pid-control semantic-segmentation kalman-filter traffic-sign-classification udacity-self-driving-car lane-lines-detection advanced-lane-finding kidnapped-vehicle mpc-control vehicles-detection
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