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The letters F and D stand for float and double precision, respectively. The idea is that you should be able to support larger planning problems (i.e., finer discretization) in memory if you use a floats instead of doubles to represent joint values. The task is just the Descartes motion planner itself, and the pipeline is a sequence of tasks including the Descartes planner: essentially planning checks -> Descartes -> fine resolution collision check -> time parameterization |
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Hi,
Where can I find the description on the difference between the different pipelines: DescartesDPipeline, DescartesDTask, DescartesFPipeline, DescartesFTask
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