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CER Demo 1
from functools import reduce
from math import cos, sin, pi
import numpy as np
def rad(theta):
"""
Grad in Radiane umwandeln und zurückgeben
"""
return theta * pi / 180
def Rz(theta):
"""
Rotationmatrix um die z-Achse berechnen
"""
return np.array(((cos(theta), -sin(theta), 0), (sin(theta), cos(theta), 0), (0, 0, 1)))
def gen_T(Rot, r):
"""
Transformationsmatrix aus Rotationsmatrix Rot und
Vektor r konstruieren und zurückgeben
"""
return np.array(((Rot, r), (0, 1)), dtype=object)
def single_transf(T0, T1):
"""
T.matrizen multiplizieren
"""
Rot0, Rot1 = T0[0][0], T1[0][0]
r0, r1 = T0[0][1], T1[0][1]
return gen_T((Rot0 @ Rot1), (Rot0 @ r1 + r0))
def transf(T_list):
"""
Transoformation belieber Länge durchführen
"""
i_matrix = gen_T(np.identity(3), np.array([[0,0,0]]).T)
return reduce(single_transf, T_list, i_matrix)
# einige Größen initialisieren
l1 = np.array([[40.0,0,0]]).T
l2 = np.array([[20.0,0,0]]).T
l3 = np.array([[30.0,0,0]]).T
q1 = rad(60)
q2 = rad(225)
q3 = rad(90)
# Rotations- und Transformationsmatrizen berechnen
R01, R12, R23 = Rz(q1), Rz(q2), Rz(q3)
T01 = gen_T(R01, R01 @ l1)
T12 = gen_T(R12, R12 @ l2)
T23 = gen_T(R23, R23 @ l3)
# Transformation durchführen
transf([T01, T12, T23])
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