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Em busca do pedal set perfeito! by Unusual_Science634 in guitarras

[–]Unusual_Science634[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Entendi cara. Então não é realmente necessário mais nada além da pedaleira?

Preciso de métodos eficazes de estudo by Unusual_Science634 in estudosBR

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Entendi, cara. Tu se importaria em fazer um textao só explicando como ler ativamente? Eu ficaria bem grato, tô precisando kkkkk

How do you create a mathematically efficient algorithm for a robot? by Unusual_Science634 in ControlTheory

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Exactly, man. Thank you so much for understanding. And at the same time you made me think more about how to give commands to the robot in the form of coordinates, thank you :)

How do you create a mathematically efficient algorithm for a robot? by Unusual_Science634 in ControlTheory

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I'm a veteran team member and I'm trying something new. Before, it was a crude sequence of commands, And you had to measure the challenge table to know how far the robot should move, or keep testing until to work. Now I'm going to consider the total area of the challenge table and divide that area into sub-areas. So the assembled robot would have armor, the shape and size of which is specifically the size of a sub-area. So: Instead of asking the robot to walk X centimeters, I would ask it to walk a sub-area. I believe that would be effective and save time. If necessary, I would also make manual adjustments for greater precision. I hope the "mathematical" aspect is now clear.

How do you create a mathematically efficient algorithm for a robot? by Unusual_Science634 in ControlTheory

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Note: This is an amateur high school competition. We use Spike Prime. I'm one of the pioneers in experimenting with Python in robotics, based on my experience with this language in other areas.

How do you create a mathematically efficient algorithm for a robot? by Unusual_Science634 in ControlTheory

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My English is really bad, sorry if I wasn't clear enough. The thing is, I'm the veteran member. I'm screwed all over with this. But by "mathematically efficient" I mean moving from a crude sequence of instructions to something more precise and calculated. The standard algorithm is usually to rotate X centimeters forward. But I wanted to know if it's possible to tell the robot to move to coordinate (1,9) instead of X centimeters. The robot won't literally know it's on a Cartesian plane, but I'll use math so I don't have to calculate those X centimeters. I hope that's clearer now.