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docstrings for carla
Is is possible to include the docs from https://carla.readthedocs.io/en/latest/python_api/#carla.Actor in the python library? I would prefer using the docs in my IDE rather than jumping into the browser when I have to look something up.
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WIP in the branch: port-doc-sphinx-breathe
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Hi,
I've implemented Model Predictive Path Integral (MPPI, Williams et al., 2017) in Python with the OpenAI Gym environment "pendulum" [1]. Perhaps you are interested in referencing this implementation in your readme/docs? I believe sharing this information could help some people looking for MPPI implementations.
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I'm looking into the code about the FemPosDeviationSmoother (one strategy of the DiscretePointsReferenceLineSmoother), but find it difficult to understand. Is there any paper or document for reference? Thanks a lot.