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Fusion2016/code/toni/BarometerEvaluation.h
FrankE 004d1f48fd added new tex comments/details
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#pragma once
#include "../particles/MyState.h"
#include "BarometerObservation.h"
//#include "barometric.h"
//#include <KLib/math/distribution/Normal.h>
static constexpr double g_BarometerObservation = 0.0;
class BarometerEvaluation {
public:
double getProbability(const MyState& state, const BarometerObservation* obs) const {
// //rho_z
double barometerSigma = 0.06;//0.12+0.04;//0.09;
// //The height of the single floor levels.
// const static double floor_height[3] = {4.1, 3.4, 3.4};
// if(USE_BAROMETRIC_FORMULAR){
// //height the particle has climbed.
// double h_1 = 0.0;
// for(int i = std::min(state.z_nr_old, state.z_nr); i < std::max(state.z_nr_old, state.z_nr); i++){
// h_1 += floor_height[i];
// }
// if(h_1 != 0.0){
// // use the barometric formular to calculate the relative pressure
// // the calculation is done assuming sea level height at every floor.
// double mslp = BarometricFormular::s_getSeaLevelPressure();
// double pressure = BarometricFormular::s_getAtmosphericPressure(h_1, 297.0);
// barometerSigma = std::abs(mslp - pressure);
// }
// }
// else {
// // constant value for sigma if we assume all floors are same in height
// barometerSigma = 0.30 / 1.0; //hPa
// }
// // evaluate the current particle with a normal distribution
const double barometerProbability = K::NormalDistribution::getProbability(state.hPa, barometerSigma, obs->hpa);
// //Just for the visualization. i'm a lazy bastard
//g_BarometerObservation = obs->hpa;
assert(barometerProbability == barometerProbability);
assert(state.hPa == state.hPa);
assert(obs->hpa == obs->hpa);
// //std::cout << barometerProbability << std::endl;
//return pow(2.0, barometerProbability);
return barometerProbability;
}
};