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Purpose
The purpose of this addition is to create performance monitors for detecting performance degradation.
In autonomous systems, a "monitor" is something that keeps track of variables of interest to ensure they remain within acceptable ranges. If the variable goes outside the acceptable range for a persistence, the monitor goes into alarm and typically takes an action.
For example, let's say you have a battery system that could experience a thermal runaway. To mitigate this risk and protect the system, a monitor could be used to shut off power if the system exceeds a certain temperature. The following monitor could be appropriate for this application:
Monitor Type: Below Threshold Monitor
Variable: Temperature
Threshold: User defined max temperature
Persistence: User defined
Action: Turn off system
In this addition we should add some basic monitors that we can use on our robot, such as:
Variable Below / Above threshold
Variable equal / not equal monitor
Variable inside/outside range (can be implemented using the above two monitors)
Project Scope
Add base class Monitor that takes a generic supplier (variable to monitor), a threshold, a persistence, and a generic consumer (action to take if the monitor is in alarm). There should also be a getter function for if the monitor is in alarm.
Make specific classes that inherit the monitor class for the threshold and equality check monitors
Make Monitor types that combine these logical monitors (OR, AND for now).
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Purpose
The purpose of this addition is to create performance monitors for detecting performance degradation.
In autonomous systems, a "monitor" is something that keeps track of variables of interest to ensure they remain within acceptable ranges. If the variable goes outside the acceptable range for a persistence, the monitor goes into alarm and typically takes an action.
For example, let's say you have a battery system that could experience a thermal runaway. To mitigate this risk and protect the system, a monitor could be used to shut off power if the system exceeds a certain temperature. The following monitor could be appropriate for this application:
In this addition we should add some basic monitors that we can use on our robot, such as:
Project Scope
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: