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> You create a custom function that computes `z-f(x)`. Then, in the `evaluateError` function of your customized factor, you can call the `numericalDerivative` function to compute the Jacobian numerically. Examples in `testNumericalDerivative.cpp` will help you get familiar with the function.
@yetongumich
Hello, may I ask if it's possible to automatically solve for the Jacobian using GTSAM if I'm implementing a custom factor in Python, where I only know the error function and am not familiar with how to perform the Jacobian calculation? Are there relevant interfaces for this in GTSAM?
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In Python, I've defined a custom factor but I'm unsure how to compute the Jacobian matrix. Can GTSAM automatically handle differentiation? Are there relevant interfaces for this?
In python Custom factor without Jacobian
Oct 27, 2023
goodgoodliving
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In python Custom factor without Jacobian
In python, custom factor without Jacobian
Oct 27, 2023
@yetongumich
Hello, may I ask if it's possible to automatically solve for the Jacobian using GTSAM if I'm implementing a custom factor in Python, where I only know the error function and am not familiar with how to perform the Jacobian calculation? Are there relevant interfaces for this in GTSAM?
Originally posted by @goodgoodliving in #1547 (comment)
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