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  • Sep 19, 2009
    issue 1 (Path Cost) reported by pauloxgomes   -   When calculating the cost of the path so far for a node (G) the following expression is used: tmap[x+(y)*w] + cost*0.5; I don't quite understand what the values in the map are supposed to be. I understand that we use 0 for non-acessible locations in the original map. On the other hand, we use 0 in the tmap to avoid going backwards in our search for a path. From what I understood from the code, tmap would be the cost of crossing a node from one side to the other. But in that case, shouldn't the expression for G be something like tmap[x+(y)*w]*0.5 + cost*0.5? If your work was based on any type of online documentation I will gladly read it. Best Regards
    When calculating the cost of the path so far for a node (G) the following expression is used: tmap[x+(y)*w] + cost*0.5; I don't quite understand what the values in the map are supposed to be. I understand that we use 0 for non-acessible locations in the original map. On the other hand, we use 0 in the tmap to avoid going backwards in our search for a path. From what I understood from the code, tmap would be the cost of crossing a node from one side to the other. But in that case, shouldn't the expression for G be something like tmap[x+(y)*w]*0.5 + cost*0.5? If your work was based on any type of online documentation I will gladly read it. Best Regards
  • Aug 25, 2009
    r8 (Update years of copyright) committed by gscrivano   -   Update years of copyright
    Update years of copyright
 
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