pytransform3d.uncertainty.to_ellipsoid#
- pytransform3d.uncertainty.to_ellipsoid(mean, cov)[source]#
- Compute error ellipsoid. - An error ellipsoid indicates the equiprobable surface. The resulting ellipsoid includes one standard deviation of the data along each main axis, which covers approximately 68.27% of the data. Multiplying the radii with factors > 1 will increase the coverage. The usual factors for Gaussian distributions apply: - 1 - 68.27% 
- 1.65 - 90% 
- 1.96 - 95% 
- 2 - 95.45% 
- 2.58 - 99% 
- 3 - 99.73% 
 - Parameters:
- meanarray-like, shape (3,)
- Mean of distribution. 
- covarray-like, shape (3, 3)
- Covariance of distribution. 
 
- Returns:
- ellipsoid2originarray, shape (4, 4)
- Ellipsoid frame in world frame. Note that there are multiple solutions possible for the orientation because an ellipsoid is symmetric. A body-fixed rotation around a main axis by 180 degree results in the same ellipsoid. 
- radiiarray, shape (3,)
- Radii of ellipsoid, coinciding with standard deviations along the three axes of the ellipsoid. These are sorted in ascending order. 
 
 
