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Examples

Complete runs, each on a released dataset: the configuration used, the result produced, and — where a reference calibration exists — how far the two differ. Pick the one whose rig looks most like yours.

Every example follows the same structure, so two of them can be compared directly:

  1. The rig — sensors, rates, and what makes the dataset interesting.
  2. Getting the data — download and any preparation the bag needs.
  3. Configuration — the launch file, in full.
  4. Running it — the command and what it prints.
  5. Result — the calibration produced.
  6. Validation — the same quantities from an independent source, and the difference. This is the part that makes an example evidence rather than a demonstration.
  7. Reproducibility — code version, config, and data hash needed to obtain the same numbers.

A run on a dataset we do not have is the most useful thing you can send. See Submit a dataset for the format, and Submit results if you want it on the leaderboard as well.