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  • import numpy as np
    import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
    from matplotlib.patches import Circle, Rectangle
    
    from guided_mrmp.optimizer import Optimizer
    
    class TrajOptResolver():
    
        """
        A class that resolves conflicts using trajectoy optimization.
        """
    
        def __init__(self, num_robots, robot_radius, starts, goals, circle_obstacles, rectangle_obstacles,
                     rob_dist_weight, obs_dist_weight, control_weight, time_weight):
            self.num_robots = num_robots
            self.starts = starts
            self.goals = goals
    
            self.circle_obs = circle_obstacles
            self.rect_obs = rectangle_obstacles
            self.rob_dist_weight = rob_dist_weight
            self.obs_dist_weight = obs_dist_weight
    
            self.control_weight =control_weight
    
            self.time_weight = time_weight
            self.robot_radius = MX(robot_radius)
    
        def dist(self, robot_position, circle):
            """
            Returns the distance between a robot and a circle
    
            params:
                robot_position [x,y]
                circle [x,y,radius]
            """
            return sumsqr(robot_position - transpose(circle[:2])) 
    
        def apply_quadratic_barrier(self, d_max, d, c):
            """
            Applies a quadratic barrier to some given distance. The quadratic barrier 
            is a soft barrier function. We are using it for now to avoid any issues with
            invalid initial solutions, which hard barrier functions cannot handle. 
    
            params:
                d (float):      distance to the obstacle
                c (float):      controls the steepness of curve. 
                                higher c --> gets more expensive faster as you move toward obs
                d_max (float):  The threshold distance at which the barrier starts to apply 
            """
            return c*fmax(0, d_max-d)**2
        
        def log_normal_barrier(self, sigma, d, c):
            return c*fmax(0, 2-(d/sigma))**2.5
    
    
        def problem_setup(self, N, x_range, y_range):
    
            Problem setup for the multi-robot collision resolution traj opt problem
    
            inputs:
                - N (int): number of control intervals
                - x_range (tuple): range of x values
                - y_range (tuple): range of y values
    
            outputs:
                - problem (dict): dictionary containing the optimization problem 
                                  and the decision variables
            """
    
            opti = Opti() # Optimization problem
    
            # ---- decision variables --------- #
            X = opti.variable(self.num_robots*3, N+1)   # state trajectory (x,y,heading)
            pos = X[:self.num_robots*2,:]               # position is the first two values
            x = pos[0::2,:]
            y = pos[1::2,:]
            heading = X[self.num_robots*2:,:]           # heading is the last value
    
            U = opti.variable(self.num_robots*2, N)     # control trajectory (v, omega)
            vel = U[0::2,:]
            omega = U[1::2,:]
            T = opti.variable()                         # final time
    
    
            # ---- obstacle setup ------------ #
            circle_obs = DM(self.circle_obs)            # make the obstacles casadi objects 
            
            # ------ Obstacle dist cost ------ #
    
            # TODO:: Include rectangular obstacles
            dist_to_other_obstacles = 0
            for r in range(self.num_robots):
                for k in range(N):
                    for c in range(circle_obs.shape[0]):
                        circle = circle_obs[c, :]
                        d = self.dist(pos[2*r : 2*(r+1), k], circle)
    
                        dist_to_other_obstacles += self.apply_quadratic_barrier(2*(self.robot_radius + circle[2]), d, 5)
    
            # ------ Robot dist cost ------ #
    
            dist_to_other_robots = 0
            for k in range(N):
                for r1 in range(self.num_robots):
                    for r2 in range(self.num_robots):
                        if r1 != r2:
                            d = sumsqr(pos[2*r1 : 2*(r1+1), k] - pos[2*r2 : 2*(r2+1), k]) 
    
                            dist_to_other_robots += self.apply_quadratic_barrier(2*self.robot_radius, d, 1)
    
    
            # ---- dynamics constraints ---- #              
    
            dt = T/N # length of a control interval
    
    
            pi = [3.14159]*self.num_robots
            pi = np.array(pi)
            pi = DM(pi)
    
    
            for k in range(N): # loop over control intervals
                dxdt = vel[:,k] * cos(heading[:,k])
                dydt = vel[:,k] * sin(heading[:,k])
                dthetadt = omega[:,k]
                opti.subject_to(x[:,k+1]==x[:,k] + dt*dxdt)
                opti.subject_to(y[:,k+1]==y[:,k] + dt*dydt) 
    
                opti.subject_to(heading[:,k+1]==fmod(heading[:,k] + dt*dthetadt, 2*pi))
    
    
            # ------ Control panalty ------ #
            # Calculate the sum of squared differences between consecutive heading angles
            heading_diff_penalty = 0
            for k in range(N-1):
                heading_diff_penalty += sumsqr(fmod(heading[:,k+1] - heading[:,k] + pi, 2*pi) - pi)
    
    
            # ------ cost function ------ #
    
            opti.minimize(self.rob_dist_weight*dist_to_other_robots 
    
                        + self.obs_dist_weight*dist_to_other_obstacles 
                        + self.time_weight*T
                        + self.control_weight*heading_diff_penalty)
    
            # ------ control constraints ------ #
    
            for k in range(N):
                for r in range(self.num_robots):
                    opti.subject_to(sumsqr(vel[r,k]) <= 0.2**2)
    
                    opti.subject_to(sumsqr(omega[r,k]) <= 0.2**2)
    
            # ------ bound x, y, and time  ------ #
            opti.subject_to(opti.bounded(x_range[0],x,x_range[1]))
            opti.subject_to(opti.bounded(y_range[0],y,y_range[1]))
            opti.subject_to(opti.bounded(0,T,100))
    
            # ------ initial conditions ------ #
    
                
                opti.subject_to(heading[r, 0]==self.starts[r][2])
                opti.subject_to(pos[2*r : 2*(r+1), 0]==self.starts[r][0:2])
    
                opti.subject_to(pos[2*r : 2*(r+1), -1]==self.goals[r])
    
    
            return {'opti':opti, 'X':X, 'T':T}
    
        def solve_optimization_problem(self, problem, initial_guesses=None, solver_options=None):
    
            opt = Optimizer(problem)
            results = opt.solve_optimization_problem(initial_guesses, solver_options)
    
            return results
        
        def solve(self, N, x_range, y_range, initial_guesses):
            """
            Setup and solve a multi-robot traj opt problem
    
            input: 
                - N (int): the number of control intervals
                - x_range (tuple): 
                - y_range (tuple): 
            """
            problem = self.problem_setup(N, x_range, y_range)
            results = self.solve_optimization_problem(problem, initial_guesses)
    
            X = results['X']
            sol = results['solution']
    
            # Extract the values that we want from the optimizer's solution
            pos = X[:self.num_robots*2,:]               
            x_vals = pos[0::2,:]                             
            y_vals = pos[1::2,:]
            theta_vals = X[self.num_robots*2:,:]
    
            return sol,pos, x_vals, y_vals, theta_vals
    
        def get_local_controls(self, controls):
            """ 
            Get the local controls for the robots in the conflict
            """
    
            l = self.num_robots
    
            final_trajs = [None]*l
    
    
            for c in self.conflicts:
                # Get the robots involved in the conflict
                robots = [self.all_robots[r.label] for r in c]
    
                # Solve the trajectory optimization problem
                initial_guess = None
    
                sol, x_opt, vels, omegas, xs,ys = self.solve(20, initial_guess)
    
                pos_vals = np.array(sol.value(x_opt))
    
                for r, vel, omega, x,y in zip(robots, vels, omegas, xs,ys):
                    controls[r.label] = [vel, omega]
                    final_trajs[r.label] = [x,y]
    
            return controls, final_trajs
    
    
        def plot_paths(self, x_opt):
            fig, ax = plt.subplots()
    
            # Plot obstacles
            for obstacle in self.circle_obs:
                # if len(obstacle) == 2:  # Circle
                ax.add_patch(Circle(obstacle, obstacle[2], color='red'))
                # elif len(obstacle) == 4:  # Rectangle
                #     ax.add_patch(Rectangle((obstacle[0], obstacle[1]), obstacle[2], obstacle[3], color='red'))
    
            if self.num_robots > 20:
                colors = plt.cm.hsv(np.linspace(0.2, 1.0, self.num_robots))
            elif self.num_robots > 10:
                colors = plt.cm.tab20(np.linspace(0, 1, self.num_robots))
            else:
                colors = plt.cm.tab10(np.linspace(0, 1, self.num_robots))
    
            # Plot robot paths
            for r,color in zip(range(self.num_robots),colors):
                ax.plot(x_opt[r*2, :], x_opt[r*2+1, :], label=f'Robot {r+1}', color=color)
                ax.scatter(x_opt[r*2, :], x_opt[r*2+1, :], color=color, s=10 )
                ax.scatter(self.starts[r][0], self.starts[r][1], s=85,color=color)
                ax.scatter(self.goals[r][0], self.goals[r][1], s=85,facecolors='none', edgecolors=color)
    
            ax.set_xlabel('X')
            ax.set_ylabel('Y')
            ax.legend()
            ax.set_aspect('equal', 'box')
    
    
            plt.ylim(0,640)
            plt.xlim(0,480)
    
            plt.title('Robot Paths')
            plt.grid(False)
            plt.show()