RE: [Algorithms] Quaternions in IK
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From: Robert D. <RD...@ac...> - 2000-09-07 15:59:14
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> I did choose the wrong word with "unique". Rather, I meant > "analytic", or free of singularities, which would also imply > one-to-one. That is, I seek maximal neighborhoods of the identity > that can be covered analtyically with an Euler-angle coordinate patch. > > Surely, any sufficiently small neighborhood of the identity can be so > covered (not uniquely, but in multiple ways). How do I characterize a > largest such neighborhood. If I understand you correctly, the answer I would expect is the neighbourhood in which all 3 angles are within the range (-PI/2, PI/2) since you only get singularities once one axis has been pushed onto another. The problem with this of course is that it only gives you half the coverage. Robert |