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Car on racecourse #278
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I must have made some mistake pushing this |
New attempt. |
I psuhed this again (#290) from the correct branch, so I close this one. |
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A car must move from start to finish on a windy road as fast as possible.
The road is modelled as two functions with$f(x) > g(x) \forall{a}$ .$P(x_i | y_i)$ evenly spaced on the body of the car and ensure that $f(x_i) > y_i > g(x_i)$ $P_{upper_i}, P_{lower_i}$ , set, say, $P_{upper_i} = f(x_i) - y_i$ and bound $P_{upper_i} > 0.0$
I take number of points
This is done by using additional state variables
This exactly like my car parking in a garage, just a bit more elaborate, so I think at most one of them should be merged.
I also limit the maximum accelerations for the front and the end of the car, to mimick slowing down in curves.
NB: opty always arranged the car to "drive backwards" ,like a fork lift. Apparently better to solve this problem.