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It's neat how Plotter.plot_measurements() automatically handles plotting ClutterDetections as a different color/shape vs. TrueDetections (e.g. MTT_3D_Platform example below).
But when visualizing simulations that have a very high clutter-to-true detection ratio, a user may sometimes want to plot only the true detections without the clutter. Is there an easy way to do this? Perhaps it would be helpful to extend the Plotter.plot_measurements() function with an optional argument "show_clutter"?
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It's neat how
Plotter.plot_measurements()
automatically handles plottingClutterDetection
s as a different color/shape vs.TrueDetection
s (e.g. MTT_3D_Platform example below).But when visualizing simulations that have a very high clutter-to-true detection ratio, a user may sometimes want to plot only the true detections without the clutter. Is there an easy way to do this? Perhaps it would be helpful to extend the
Plotter.plot_measurements()
function with an optional argument "show_clutter"?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: