Hello,
I'm working with IWR1642.
Could you please explain for which purposes there is Error Covariance Matrix and Gating function gain in output packet?
Could these parameters be used to object classification?
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Hello,
I'm working with IWR1642.
Could you please explain for which purposes there is Error Covariance Matrix and Gating function gain in output packet?
Could these parameters be used to object classification?
Hi,
Where did you see the information about Error Covariance Matrix and Gating function gain? I do not think they are included in the SDK out-of-box demo. Those parameter can be related to tracking module. Tell me let me know which demo you are trying to use that has these information?
Best,
Zigang
Hi Zigang,
We use people counter demo. We almost didn't modified original firmware form SDK (we only disabled cloud of points).
For now IWR1642 sends Target list to uart and we are working with these data.
Here is description from People Count User Guide:
Question is how to use these data.
Best regards,
Leonid
Hi, Leonid:
These information is generated by tracker and used in the visualizer.
A bottom panel with a Gating and Association plot.
You may find more information in C:\ti\<mmwave_industrial_toolbox_install_dir>\labs\people_counting\68xx_people_counting\docs\pplcount_customization_guide.pdf
Best,
Zigang
Hi Zigang,
thank you for explanation.
Our device which is connected to IWR1642 via UART use the same data packet.
We capture X,Y and other data and use it for our own application and visualization.
I want to know is it possible to use EC and G fields for getting some information about object size to make object classification (human, animal, car etc) ?
Or how can we use this information?
Best regargs,
Leonid
Hi Leonid,
EC and G are not an accurate way to determine size of the object. The tracker returns as index TLV, which allows you to tell which points are associated with the tracker. I recommend analyzing the points associated with a target to determine the size of the point cloud, which will give a rough estimation of object size.
Regards,
Justin