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Hi,
How can one modify at_time to accept a vector of times to obtain a whole trajectory at once? I am using the Python wrapper
Thanks in advance
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What is wrong about iterating over the vector in Python? Seems to be a one-liner:
trajectory_states = [traj.at_time(t) for t in times]
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The only issue is computational time. That adds at least len(times) x Python function call overhead seconds of computational time
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Hi,
How can one modify at_time to accept a vector of times to obtain a whole trajectory at once?
I am using the Python wrapper
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: