rawlog-edit(1) Command-line robotic datasets (rawlogs) manipulation tool

SYNOPSIS


rawlog-edit [--rename-externals] [--stereo-rectify <SENSOR_LABEL,0.5>]
[--camera-params <SENSOR_LABEL,file.ini>] [--sensors-pose
<file.ini>] [--generate-pcd] [--generate-3d-pointclouds]
[--cut] [--export-2d-scans-txt] [--export-imu-txt]
[--export-gps-txt] [--export-gps-kml] [--keep-label <label[
,label...]>] [--remove-label <label[,label...]>]
[--list-range-bearing] [--remap-timestamps <a;b>]
[--list-timestamps] [--list-images] [--info]
[--externalize] [-q] [-w] [--to-time <T1>] [--from-time
<T0>] [--to-index <N1>] [--from-index <N0>]
[--text-file-output <out.txt>] [--image-size <COLSxROWS>]
[--image-format <jpg,png,pgm,...>] [--out-dir <.>] [-o
<dataset_out.rawlog>] -i <dataset.rawlog> [--] [--version]
[-h]

USAGE EXAMPLES

Quick overview of a dataset file:

rawlog-edit --info -i in.rawlog

Cut the entries [1000,2000] into another rawlog file:

rawlog-edit --cut --from-index 1000 --to-index 2000 \
             -i in.rawlog -o out.rawlog

Cut the entries from the beginning up to timestamp 1281619819:

rawlog-edit --cut --to-time 1281619819 \
             -i in.rawlog -o out.rawlog

Generate a Google Earth KML file with the GPS data in a dataset:

rawlog-edit --export-gps-kml -i in.rawlog

Remove all observations named ``REAR_LASER'':

rawlog-edit --remove-label REAR_LASER -i in.rawlog -o out.rawlog

Remove all observations not named ``REAR_LASER'':

rawlog-edit --keep-label REAR_LASER -i in.rawlog -o out.rawlog

Convert all images to external storage mode:

rawlog-edit --externalize -i in.rawlog -o out.rawlog

rawlog-edit --externalize --image-format jpg -i in.rawlog \
             -o out.rawlog

DESCRIPTION

rawlog-edit is a command-line application to inspect and manipulate robotic dataset files in the ``rawlog'' standardized format.

These are the supported arguments and operations:

   --rename-externals
     Op: Renames all the external storage file names within the rawlog (it
     doesn't change the external files, which may even not exist).
   --stereo-rectify <SENSOR_LABEL,0.5>
     Op: creates a new set of external images for all
     CObservationStereoImages with the given SENSOR_LABEL, using the camera
     parameters stored in the observations (which must be a valid
     calibration) and with the given alpha value. Alpha can be -1 for auto,
     or otherwise be in the range [0,1] (see OpenCV's docs for
     cvStereoRectify).
     Requires: -o (or --output)
     Optional: --image-format to set image format (default=jpg), 
     --image-size to resize output images (example: --image-size 640x480)
     
   --camera-params <SENSOR_LABEL,file.ini>
     Op: change the camera parameters of all CObservationImage's with the
     given SENSOR_LABEL, with new params loaded from the given file,
     section '[CAMERA_PARAMS]' for monocular cameras, or
     '[CAMERA_PARAMS_LEFT]' and '[CAMERA_PARAMS_RIGHT]' for
     stereo.
     Requires: -o (or --output)
   --sensors-pose <file.ini>
     Op: batch change the poses of sensors from a rawlog-grabber-like
     configuration file that specifies the pose of sensors by their
     sensorLabel names.
     Requires: -o (or --output)
   --generate-pcd
     Op: Generate a PointCloud Library (PCL) PCD file with the point cloud
     for each sensor observation that can be converted into this
     representation: laser scans, 3D camera images, etc.
     Optional: --out-dir to change the output directory (default: "./")
   --generate-3d-pointclouds
     Op: (re)generate the 3D pointclouds within CObservation3DRangeScan
     objects that have range data.
     Requires: -o (or --output)
   --cut
     Op: Cut a part of the input rawlog.
     Requires: -o (or --output)
     Requires: At least one of --from-index, --from-time, --to-index,
     --to-time. Use only one of the --from-* and --to-* at once.
     If only a --from-* is given, the rawlog will be saved up to its end.
     If only a --to-* is given, the rawlog will be saved from its
     beginning.
   --export-2d-scans-txt
     Op: Export 2D scans to TXT files.
     Generates two .txt files for each different sensor label of 2D scan
     observations, one with the timestamps and the other with range
     data.
     The generated .txt files will be saved in the same path than the input
     rawlog, with the same filename + each sensorLabel.
   --export-imu-txt
     Op: Export IMU readings to TXT files.
     Generates one .txt file for each different sensor label of an IMU
     observation in the dataset. The generated .txt files will be saved in
     the same path than the input rawlog, with the same filename + each
     sensorLabel.
   --export-gps-txt
     Op: Export GPS readings to TXT files.
     Generates one .txt file for each different sensor label of GPS
     observations in the dataset. The generated .txt files will be saved in
     the same path than the input rawlog, with the same filename + each
     sensorLabel.
   --export-gps-kml
     Op: Export GPS paths to Google Earth KML files.
     Generates one .kml file with different sections for each different
     sensor label of GPS observations in the dataset. The generated .kml
     files will be saved in the same path than the input rawlog, with the
     same filename + each sensorLabel.
   --keep-label <label[,label...]>
     Op: Remove all observations not matching the given sensor
     label(s).Several labels can be provided separated by commas.
     Requires: -o (or --output)
   --remove-label <label[,label...]>
     Op: Remove all observation matching the given sensor label(s).Several
     labels can be provided separated by commas.
     Requires: -o (or --output)
   --list-range-bearing
     Op: dump a list of all landmark observations of type
     range-bearing.
     Optionally the output text file can be changed with
     --text-file-output.
   --remap-timestamps <a;b>
     Op: Change all timestamps t replacing it with the linear map
     'a*t+b'.The parameters 'a' and 'b' must be given separated with a
     semicolon.
     Requires: -o (or --output)
   --list-timestamps
     Op: generates a list with all the observations' timestamp, sensor
     label and C++ class name.
     Optionally the output text file can be changed with
     --text-file-output.
   --list-images
     Op: dump a list of all external image files in the dataset.
     Optionally the output text file can be changed with
     --text-file-output.
   --info
     Op: parse input file and dump information and statistics.
   --externalize
     Op: convert to external storage.
     Requires: -o (or --output)
     Optional: --image-format
   -q,  --quiet
     Terse output
   -w,  --overwrite
     Force overwrite target file without prompting.
   --to-time <T1>
     End time for --cut, as UNIX timestamp, optionally with fractions of
     seconds.
   --from-time <T0>
     Starting time for --cut, as UNIX timestamp, optionally with fractions
     of seconds.
   --to-index <N1>
     End index for --cut
   --from-index <N0>
     Starting index for --cut
   --text-file-output <out.txt>
     Output for a text file
   --image-size <COLSxROWS>
     Resize output images
   --image-format <jpg,png,pgm,...>
     External image format
   --out-dir <.>
     Output directory (used by some commands only)
   -o <dataset_out.rawlog>,  --output <dataset_out.rawlog>
     Output dataset (*.rawlog)
   -i <dataset.rawlog>,  --input <dataset.rawlog>
     (required)  Input dataset (required) (*.rawlog)
   --,  --ignore_rest
     Ignores the rest of the labeled arguments following this flag.
   --version
     Displays version information and exits.
   -h,  --help
     Displays usage information and exits.

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BUGS

Please report bugs at https://github.com/MRPT/mrpt/issues

AUTHORS

rawlog-edit is part of the Mobile Robot Programming Toolkit (MRPT), and was originally written by the MAPIR laboratory (University of Malaga).

This manual page was written by Jose Luis Blanco <[email protected]>.

COPYRIGHT

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the BSD License.

On Debian GNU/Linux systems, the complete text of the BSD License can be found in `/usr/share/common-licenses/BSD'.