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This repository provides implementation of an incremental k-d tree for robotic applications.
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ikd-Tree is an incremental k-d tree designed for robotic applications. The ikd-Tree incrementally updates a k-d tree with new coming points only, leading to much lower computation time than existing static k-d trees. Besides point-wise operations, the ikd-Tree supports several features such as box-wise operations and down-sampling that are practically useful in robotic applications.
Build a balanced k-d tree -
Build()
Dynamically insert points to or delete points from the k-d tree -
Add_Points() / Delete_Points()
Delete points inside given axis-aligned bounding boxes -
Delete_Point_Boxes()
K Nearest Neighbor Search with range limitation -
Nearest_Search()
Acquire points inside a given axis-aligned bounding box on the k-d tree -
Box_Search()
Acquire points inside a ball with given radius on the k-d tree -
Radius_Search()
- Browse theUser Manual for using our ikd-Tree.
Yixi CAI 蔡逸熙: Data structure design and implementation
Wei XU 徐威: Incorporation intoLiDAR-inertial odometry package FAST_LIO2 (TRO, 2022)
If you are using any code of this repo in your research, please cite at least one of the articles as following:
- ikd-Tree
@article{cai2021ikd, title={ikd-Tree: An Incremental KD Tree for Robotic Applications}, author={Cai, Yixi and Xu, Wei and Zhang, Fu}, journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2102.10808}, year={2021}}
- FAST-LIO2
@article{xu2022fast, title={Fast-lio2: Fast direct lidar-inertial odometry}, author={Xu, Wei and Cai, Yixi and He, Dongjiao and Lin, Jiarong and Zhang, Fu}, journal={IEEE Transactions on Robotics}, year={2022}, publisher={IEEE}}
cd~/catkin_ws/srcgit clone git@github.com:hku-mars/ikd-Tree.gitcd ikd-Tree/buildcmake ..make -j 9
Note: To run Example 2 & 3, please download the PCD file (HKU_demo_pointcloud) into${Your own directory}/ikd-Tree/materials
cd${Your own directory}/ikd-Tree/build# Example 1. Check the speed of ikd-Tree./ikd_tree_demo# Example 2. Searching-points-by-box examples./ikd_Tree_Search_demo# Example 3. An aysnc. exmaple for readers' better understanding of the principle of ikd-Tree./ikd_tree_async_demo
Example 2: ikd_tree_Search_demo
Box Search Result | Radius Search Result |
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Points returned from the two search methods are shown in red.
Example 3: ikd_tree_Async_demo
Original Map:
Box Delete Results:
Points removed from ikd-Tree(red) | Map after box delete |
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This example is to demonstrate the asynchronous phenomenon in ikd-Tree. The points are deleted by attaching 'deleted' on the tree nodes (map shown in the ) instead of being removed from the ikd-Tree immediately. They are removed from the tree when rebuilding process is performed. Please refer to our paper for more details about delete and rebuilding.
ThanksMarcus Davi for helps in templating the ikd-Tree for more general applications.
ThanksHyungtae Lim 임형태 for providing application examples on point clouds.
The source code of ikd-Tree is released underGPLv2 license. For commercial use, please contact Mr. Yixi CAI (yixicai@connect.hku.hk) or Dr. Fu ZHANG (fuzhang@hku.hk).
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This repository provides implementation of an incremental k-d tree for robotic applications.