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Request
I would like to use the function mj_stepSkip in my code but it is not available in mujoco.h currently.
Reason
I have written my own finite-differencing code as I have a use case where I can't use mjd_transitionFD. But I want my finite-differencing code to be as fast as possible which requires this function. The reason I cant use mj_transitionFD is I am experimenting with code to dynamically change the state vector for my optimisation problems and so don't want to be computing the full A, B, C and D matrices for everything in the simulator.
Additional thought
I wonder if this would be a good feature to have in MuJoCo directly and I could implement it as a pull request if desired. I.e people who want to compute A, B, C, D matrices for a subset of their model. Particularly useful in high dimensional systems and performing manipulation in clutter.
The user could call mjd_transitionFD with an additional optional parameter perhaps. This additional parameter could be a list of elements that the user wants to consider in their state vector?
Hello,
Request
I would like to use the function mj_stepSkip in my code but it is not available in mujoco.h currently.
Reason
I have written my own finite-differencing code as I have a use case where I can't use mjd_transitionFD. But I want my finite-differencing code to be as fast as possible which requires this function. The reason I cant use mj_transitionFD is I am experimenting with code to dynamically change the state vector for my optimisation problems and so don't want to be computing the full A, B, C and D matrices for everything in the simulator.
Additional thought
I wonder if this would be a good feature to have in MuJoCo directly and I could implement it as a pull request if desired. I.e people who want to compute A, B, C, D matrices for a subset of their model. Particularly useful in high dimensional systems and performing manipulation in clutter.
The user could call mjd_transitionFD with an additional optional parameter perhaps. This additional parameter could be a list of elements that the user wants to consider in their state vector?
{joint1, joint2, joint4, body1_x, body1_y, body2_z, body2_yaw ... etc}
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