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A log analysis toolbox for the PX4 autopilot written in python.

Features

  • Flight Plotting using standard python libraries.
  • Automatic System Identification from log data.
  • Automatic Control Design from log data.
  • Cross-Platform deployment, testing, and support (Windows/OSX/Linux).
  • Well integrated with Jupyter notebook and Pandas.
  • Natively uses pandas CSV format so easily integrated with all log formats.

Usage

  1. px4log format

    First use the sdlog2_dumpy.py program to convert the px4log to csv:

    wget https://github.com/PX4/Firmware/raw/master/Tools/sdlog2/sdlog2_dump.py
    python sdlog2_dumpy.py your_log.px4log > your_log.csv

    Now start jupyter notebook in the directoy of your_log.csv:

    jupyter notebook
  2. ulog format

    No preprocessing required, see ulog example.

Examples:

  1. Automatic System Identification and Control Design
  2. General Flight Data Plotting
  3. ULOG basic use.
  4. ULOG noise analysis.

Install

Dependencies

  1. See requirements.txt

    For pandas, to fix time series plotting memory issue with time delta index you need this branch:

    . conda_env (See instructions below for setting up conda_env script)
    git clone [email protected]:jgoppert/pandas.git
    cd pandas
    git checkout tdi_plot_fix
    python setup.py install

Using Anaconda (Recommended)

  1. Install anaconda

    • Python 3 version recommended
    • Do not select add to path if you use ROS. ROS expects the standard python to be installed. You can create a script to source and add anaconda to your path. This is similar to setup.bash for ROS users.

    ~/bin/conda_env:

    #!/bin/bash
    export PATH=$HOME/anaconda3/bin:$PATH

    Now you can source the script to start using anaconda instead of the sytem python:

    . conda_env
  2. Install px4tools via conda

    conda config --add channels conda-forge
    conda install px4tools jupyter
  3. Upgrading px4tools using pip in conda

    The conda-forge px4tools package usually lags behind master. If you need the latest code, use pip within your conda env.

    . conda_env
    pip install px4tools
  4. Building px4tools form source and installing to conda environment

    If you want to do development and edit some of the source, follow this example:

    . conda_env
    git clone [email protected]:dronecrew/px4tools.git
    cd px4tools
    python setup.py build install

Using PyPi

pip install px4tools jupyter --user

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