feat(concatenation): separate concatenate node from other preprocessing nodes' container #196
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Description
Separate concatenation node from Top LiDAR container in order to enhance the redundancy.
In addition, moving the concatenation node to
/pointcloud_container
resulted in duplicated declaration ofglog_component
(here and ground_segmentation.launch.py). Sincepointcloud_container
is a single process declared inautoware.launch.xml
, I would like to modify theglog_component
declaration as well.Note that some other nodes such as
lidar_centerpoint
will be added in this/pointcloud_container
later on.Tests performed
I have tested the PR with JPN TAXI to see if the performance regression is negligible or not.
The results are written here: TIER IV INTERNAL LINK. We observed a slight delay in the deriving topics from concatenated/pointcloud, which is around ~10ms in average.
Possible effects
Increase in CPU usage is expected since it will increase the inter-process communication (mostly in a single computer). However, we estimate this risk small enough given the above delay estimation results.
Related links
TIER IV INTERNAL LINK FOR SLACK
PRs that needs to be merged with: