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  1. also accepts bug reports or suggestions for improving the library as well outside of the roadmap/enhancement process. I’d love to get feedback from you on use cases you’re considering, features that’d be useful to you, missing tests, bugs you’ve found, you name it

    If you’re interested in contributing, more information can be found at github.com/buckbaskin/formak/b

  2. #FormaK also accepts bug reports or suggestions for improving the library as well outside of the roadmap/enhancement process. I’d love to get feedback from you on use cases you’re considering, features that’d be useful to you, missing tests, bugs you’ve found, you name it

    If you’re interested in contributing, more information can be found at github.com/buckbaskin/formak/b

  3. #FormaK also accepts bug reports or suggestions for improving the library as well outside of the roadmap/enhancement process. I’d love to get feedback from you on use cases you’re considering, features that’d be useful to you, missing tests, bugs you’ve found, you name it

    If you’re interested in contributing, more information can be found at github.com/buckbaskin/formak/b

  4. #FormaK also accepts bug reports or suggestions for improving the library as well outside of the roadmap/enhancement process. I’d love to get feedback from you on use cases you’re considering, features that’d be useful to you, missing tests, bugs you’ve found, you name it

    If you’re interested in contributing, more information can be found at github.com/buckbaskin/formak/b

  5. The project now has a publicly available roadmap via GitHub Issues.

    Issues tagged enhancement are under consideration and welcome feedback on if they’d provide value for your use case or tests that’d be required to support your use case
    github.com/buckbaskin/formak/l

  6. The #FormaK project now has a publicly available roadmap via GitHub Issues.

    Issues tagged enhancement are under consideration and welcome feedback on if they’d provide value for your use case or tests that’d be required to support your use case
    github.com/buckbaskin/formak/l

  7. The #FormaK project now has a publicly available roadmap via GitHub Issues.

    Issues tagged enhancement are under consideration and welcome feedback on if they’d provide value for your use case or tests that’d be required to support your use case
    github.com/buckbaskin/formak/l

  8. The #FormaK project now has a publicly available roadmap via GitHub Issues.

    Issues tagged enhancement are under consideration and welcome feedback on if they’d provide value for your use case or tests that’d be required to support your use case
    github.com/buckbaskin/formak/l

  9. @buck The feature has landed! FormaK now supports hyper-parameter selection and cross validation with a new structured state machine interface. Under the hood it’s using scikit-learn. As always, it can be built into a or model or

    github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  10. @formak I wrote up a post about developing the latest feature for and the ups and downs along the way

    In the middle there was a nice visual of the sensor bias, but only by way of a long detour into unnecessary work that was removed before the PR merged

    buckbaskin.com/blog/strapdown-

  11. @formak I wrote up a post about developing the latest feature for #FormaK and the ups and downs along the way

    In the middle there was a nice visual of the sensor bias, but only by way of a long detour into unnecessary work that was removed before the PR merged

    buckbaskin.com/blog/strapdown-

  12. The latest feature for : a reference implementation of a !

    Goals for the reference model:

    1. Provide an example for what a more complicated model looks like in FormaK
    2. Provide a composable implementation of a strapdown IMU that can be built into other models

    The learnings from this model will also inspire some new work coming soon!

    As always, the reference model can be compiled into and

    Github: github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  13. The latest feature for #FormaK: a reference implementation of a #strapdown #IMU!

    Goals for the reference model:

    1. Provide an example for what a more complicated model looks like in FormaK
    2. Provide a composable implementation of a strapdown IMU that can be built into other models

    The learnings from this model will also inspire some new work coming soon!

    As always, the reference model can be compiled into #Python and #Cpp

    Github: github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  14. The latest feature for : innovation filtering!

    The previous implementation provided the math for the EKF process update and sensor update; however, that leaves the models open to spurious readings. This can make the filter hard to use (correctly).

    Innovation filtering removes updates that are out of distribution to reject the spurious reading and maintain a robust state estimate

    As always, the comes in and

    Github: github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  15. The latest feature for #FormaK: innovation filtering!

    The previous implementation provided the math for the EKF process update and sensor update; however, that leaves the models open to spurious readings. This can make the filter hard to use (correctly).

    Innovation filtering removes updates that are out of distribution to reject the spurious reading and maintain a robust state estimate

    As always, the #KalmanFilter comes in #Python and #Cpp

    Github: github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  16. The latest feature for : a managed runtime!

    I'd been stuck trying to simplify the complexity of managing a process and multiple sensor models since I introduced calibration (which added more complexity... not helping...). In the end I landed on a single tick function call with a dose of that handles sensors of any type and takes care of the rest under the hood.

    As always, it comes in and

    Github: github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  17. New feature launch for #FormaK: a managed #KalmanFilter runtime!

    I'd been stuck trying to simplify the complexity of managing a process and multiple sensor models since I introduced calibration (which added more complexity... not helping...). In the end I landed on a single tick function call with a dose of #SFINAE that handles sensors of any type and takes care of the rest under the hood.

    As always, it comes in #Python and #Cpp

    Blog: buckbaskin.com/blog/formak-run
    Github: github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  18. New feature launch for : Calibration!

    This feature started with a straightforward idea: use FormaK to model a launch based on data. Unfortunately, FormaK was missing support for orienting the IMU in the rocket's frame. To fix this, I added calibration support for sensor and process models with the same syntax that supports states and control inputs.

    New features coming soon!

    NASA data: data.nasa.gov/Aerospace/Deorbi
    Blog: buckbaskin.com/blog/calibratio
    Github: github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  19. New feature launch for #FormaK: Calibration!

    This feature started with a straightforward idea: use FormaK to model a #rocket launch based on #NASA data. Unfortunately, FormaK was missing support for orienting the IMU in the rocket's frame. To fix this, I added calibration support for sensor and process models with the same syntax that supports states and control inputs.

    New features coming soon!

    NASA data: data.nasa.gov/Aerospace/Deorbi
    Blog: buckbaskin.com/blog/calibratio
    Github: github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  20. One important thing I learned while implementing the calibration feature: the templating approach that I picked for code generation doesn’t necessarily scale well. The template that used to look like a nice C++ function written with comments is now a mess of formatting pragmas and conditional blocks. More to come on this soon

  21. A new feature has landed for ! The original models only supported time varying state estimates and control inputs, now it’s easy to include fixed calibration parameters into the models at runtime. This unlocks new models, like the rocket model I referenced in my last feature release

    Check out the “What’s New” page for more
    github.com/buckbaskin/formak/b

  22. Working on something new for . First order of business is writing out the kinematics math and sensor models, then it’s going to be a two step process to apply it to the data from a 2020 rocket launch.
    1. `model.fit` to match params from data based on the scikit-learn interface
    2. `cpp.compile` to generate the C++ for the optimized model

  23. A new feature has landed for ! Compiling Python to C++ is as easy as switching `python.compile` to `cpp.compile` github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p

  24. A new feature has landed for #FormaK! Compiling Python to C++ is as easy as switching `python.compile` to `cpp.compile` github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p #python #cpp

  25. A new feature has landed for #FormaK! Compiling Python to C++ is as easy as switching `python.compile` to `cpp.compile` github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p #python #cpp

  26. A new feature has landed for #FormaK! Compiling Python to C++ is as easy as switching `python.compile` to `cpp.compile` github.com/buckbaskin/formak/p #python #cpp

  27. Coming Soon! A new feature design is getting released for to compile models to models. Stay tuned!

  28. URTEKO FORMAKUNTZAK: ""Antolatu zaitez!" lelotik harago. Antolakuntza ereduak, sindikatu motak eta metodologiaren garrantzia."

    Arizgoiti plaza 6, martxoa 10(a), asteartea (18:30 CET)

    lubakiagenda.net/event/urteko-

  29. URTEKO FORMAKUNTZAK: "Beldurrak irauli: jabe eta beste espezimeneekin negoziatzeko teknikak"

    Arizgoiti plaza 6, maiatza 12(a), asteartea (18:30 CEST)

    lubakiagenda.net/event/urteko-

  30. URTEKO FORMAKUNTZAK: "Zuloan gero eta barruago. Zertan ari gara Europako krisia aipatzen dugunean?"

    Arizgoiti plaza 6, ekaina 9(a), asteartea (18:30 CEST)

    lubakiagenda.net/event/urteko-