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Configuring IMU weights for IK from Python
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2022 8:18 am
by marmar
Hi!
I am trying to set IMU weights for IK from the Python API. The code run without errors, but I feel my code is not working since setting a weight to 0 does not have the expected result. Could anyone help with this? Do you have some sample code? Thanks!
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imuIK = osim.IMUInverseKinematicsTool()
imu_weight = osim.OrientationWeight('tibia_r',float(value))
imuIK.upd_orientation_weights().adoptAndAppend(imu_weight)
imuIK.run()
Cheers,
Mario
Re: Configuring IMU weights for IK from Python
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2022 9:18 am
by aymanh
Hi Mario,
If this is the whole code snippet you're using then the problem is not with the weights but with configuring the tool, since there's no model specification nor IMU data files to solve. Please consult the python example here
https://github.com/opensim-org/opensim- ... ing.py#L40
(also included in the distribution under the {resources directory}/Code/Python/OpenSenseExample and let us know what you find out.
Best regards,
-Ayman
Re: Configuring IMU weights for IK from Python
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2022 7:02 am
by marmar
Hi Ayman,
Thank you for your answer! It was not the full code. We have a different function for model selection and IMU placement.
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def motCreation(self, modelo):
imuIK = osim.IMUInverseKinematicsTool()
imuIK.set_model_file(modelo)
imuIK.set_orientations_file(self.INPUT_FILE)
imuIK.set_sensor_to_opensim_rotations(self.SYS_ROTACION)
file = self.INPUT_FILE.split("/")[-1]
folder = self.INPUT_FILE.replace(file,"")
outputfolder = folder+file[:3]
imuIK.set_results_directory(outputfolder)
if self.IMU_WEIGHTS:
equiv=self._getEquival()
for key, value in self.IMU_WEIGHTS.items():
imu_name = equiv[key]+"_imu"
imu_weight = osim.OrientationWeight(imu_name,float(value))
imuIK.upd_orientation_weights().adoptAndAppend(imu_weight)
imuIK.set_time_range(0,0.016666)
imuIK.run()
The code runs fine and generate a .mot file if we comment out the following block.
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if self.IMU_WEIGHTS:
equiv=self._getEquival()
for key, value in self.IMU_WEIGHTS.items():
imu_name = equiv[key]+"_imu"
imu_weight = osim.OrientationWeight(imu_name,float(value))
imuIK.upd_orientation_weights().adoptAndAppend(imu_weight)
However, if we include this block of code the imuIK.run() does not return any error, nor generates a .mot file. In the code above, in each call to osim.OrientationWeight(), we simply pass as arguments: ("tibia_l_imu", 1.0) and so on... (have debugged to double check this is how data is entering the API).
Could us be using incorrectly imuIK.upd_orientation_weights().adoptAndAppend(imu_weight)?
Re: Configuring IMU weights for IK from Python
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2022 9:59 am
by aymanh
Hi Mario,
I suspect the problem could be that the weight-set is never cleared, so while you're appending new weights to the end of the set, the old values are reused (since adoptAndAppend doesn't check for duplicate keys). Can you check the size of the weightset to make sure it matches your expectations?
Let us know what you find out,
-Ayman
Re: Configuring IMU weights for IK from Python
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2024 11:43 am
by 321lukas123
I had the same problem as Mario and found a solution.
So just in case, anybody else has still the same problem.
When creating the OrientationWeightSet in Python by using the method adoptAndAppend to pass the OrientationWeight objects, it seems like the OrientationWeight objects are lost (I guess they are killed by the GarbageCollector or something).
When using cloneAndAppend instead everything works fine.
Here the "corrected" code snipplet from Mario.
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if self.IMU_WEIGHTS:
equiv=self._getEquival()
for key, value in self.IMU_WEIGHTS.items():
imu_name = equiv[key]+"_imu"
imu_weight = osim.OrientationWeight(imu_name,float(value))
imuIK.upd_orientation_weights().cloneAndAppend(imu_weight)
Re: Configuring IMU weights for IK from Python
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2024 12:30 pm
by aymanh
Thanks for reporting, Lukas.
Much appreciated.
-Ayman