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Feature/factor removal #2
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This test doesn't validate the new estimate after the factor removal.
Suggestion: Try to solve a (simple) factor graph with an known solution (that we can verify to within
tol
). Then, remove one or more factors, verify withEXPECT_EQ
that they've been removed, retrieve the new estimate viadcsam_.calculateEstimate()
and validate that the new estimate is correct (to withintol
).There are also a couple "edge cases" we might want to check on, e.g. what happens if we have a discrete variable with a single discrete factor attached to it, and then we remove that factor? I'm not actually sure what the behavior would be in this case, but it seems like it would be good to know.
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The variable will be removed (I believe using the
gtsam::VariableIndex
that is computed), and any subsequent attempts to retrieve information about the variable will throw errors.