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the role of contact Jacobian in reachability analysis. #2

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pangtao22 opened this issue Dec 28, 2021 · 0 comments
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the role of contact Jacobian in reachability analysis. #2

pangtao22 opened this issue Dec 28, 2021 · 0 comments

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  • Does the (bundled) hand Jacobian largely remain constant during one "stroke" of in-hand manipulation maneuver (which corresponds to one edge in the RRT tree)? It would be interesting to generate some plots along successful trajectories.
  • Right now, the forward reachable set is computed by the SVD of 2000 one-step rollouts. Can the number of samples needed to compute the 1-step reachable set be reduced by looking instead at the SVD of the bundled contact Jacobian? Can a more rigorous first vs zero order analysis be made, e.g. first order has less variance so fewer samples are needed?
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